james miller steals, throws it down, puts howard up 5 early. miller with eight points in the game. later in the half, howard down nine. free ball, corner pocket. he got it it. howard down six. marquette was too much in second. johnson with a steal. finishes with an easy two. marquette beats howard 81-49. howard and georgetown will do battle in under two weeks. mccafe lattes or molkas for $1.99. love the drink run. >>> and that's all the time we have. "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon is heading your way next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests --

louis fed president tim fuller with matt miller in frankfurt, germany. -- james bullard with matt millerurt, germany. mark: 10 date advances against the euro, a record winning round of talks. plus, a look at european stocks. 35 minutes until the end of the friday session. there is a headline. vonnie: headline out of the trunk transition team, one of trump's spokesman saying that their trunks -- that the trump and romney talk taking place on saturday [indiscernible] this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: 30 minutes left in the trading day, i am mark barton. vonnie: this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: we are going to take you from new york to paris. cover stories out of berlin and the u.k.. here's what we are watching. the u.s. dollar touching it strongest level in almost a year in irvine by expectations president-elect donald trump across the pond, the euro suffering its longest losing streak on record. recall volkswagen will 30,000 jobs globally in a n agreement to come back from the omissions -- the emissions cheating scandal and invest in electric vehicles. three key appoint

louis fed president james bullard. matt millerill have that conversation in frankfurt just after noontime. can't wait to see that what he has to say on the subject. yesterday i think sealed the deal when it came to janet yellen. king dollar. that's story. we're seeing it on a tear since donald trump was confirmed on election night. this is an interesting chart. this is 2016 the trajectory of the dollar index. you can see this breakout that we're seeing here. this push higher. the line here is the average. this is 2015. that is how the dollar perform. improving as we went through the year 2014. a back end year for the green back. 2013 the opposite. you can see this outperformance that we're seeing on the dollar index right now. it changes everything. a chief investment officer joins us now. good morning. if you had to tear up some of your models and rethink where you are, the dollar is on a tear. >> yeah, this is really just a normalizeation of interest rates that we have seen the past few years from the federal reserve. the dollar

coming up, the conversation with james bullard and matthew miller in germany.our. from london, francine lacqua and tom keene. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: john cryan, the ceo of deutsche bank, in conversation in frank for it. the man everyone wants to hear from, deutsche bank under pressure. john cryan speaking, saying banks need to be stronger. he is also talking about the effects of monetary policy, and negative rates. at the same time, in germany, angela merkel saying goodbye for the last time to president obama. germany, flying from where he will go to peru to meet with other world leaders in lima. there is the president. tom: this is a huge deal. all the literature says that the chancellor is the last one standing, with the seismic shifts we have seen with brexit and trump and the italian referendum. here she is saying goodbye to any year relationship. francine: right. she has been in charge of germany for 11 years. one of the things we have been trying to find out is whether she wants to stay on as chancellor. there are also elections in g

scarlet: james fuller speaking with matt miller in frankfurt, germany.ed to know to gear up for next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: stocks kind of sagged into the close, but it wasn't weak overall. treasuries continue to selloff. the day that continues the rally, you see a lot of volatility and commodity. scarlet: this weekend, the french are going to the polls for the first round of the republican party primary. there may notps be a great chance of doing well. >> on november 28, you get opec's meeting happening. said the consensus is building. that was in the news today. minutes from the november meeting on wednesday for the fed, they see december as a lock. 98% chance but we will see if we get more clues on that. scarlet: that is all. thanks for watching. you.we will miss great to have you back. have a great evening. scarlet: >> i am donny deutsch. with all due respect, it seems fox news has moved on. see, we are worth something. we brought you mystery phone. ♪ we will ask all our guests tonight about the mystery phone. friday is newsday, my frien

matt miller put that question to st. louis fed president james bullard.g about have some potential to affect u.s. productivity, and i think it should be focused on u.s. productivity. i think the rollback of some regulation, to the extent you think some of the regulation might have been overdone, i think the republicans are betting they can roll that back and increase u.s. productivity. i think the infrastructure program, done properly, could infrastructure and medium-term growth. some tax reform that would repatriate profits from overseas . there is some potential there. there is a long way to go to see if any of that get implemented. and these issues that were mainly more concerning during the campaign, which are immigration and trade, to me, they do affect the macro economy, but it takes a long time to unfold. you have to negotiate over a long time with other countries and, so, i would see that as a five to 10 year horizon, which is outside the box for day-to-day monetary policy, and immigration as well. if you've got immigration reform , you change how

miller cleveland 19 news. >> romona: all right, shelby. mocked ali and our champion lebron james is helping the world remember him. dan deroos is in the answer center to show us how. >> dan: perhaps lebron doesn't get enough credit on the philanthropy side of things. he is great on the court. here at the smithsonian museum of african-american history it opened up in september in washington, d.c this $2.5 million gift, given b the lebron james family foundation and maverick carter one of lebron james business partner. we can show you where some of that money will go. this is the muhammad ali wing. it will help expand that wing and keep it going. we want to show you also lebron joins a very notable list of founding donors when you take a look at the names, oprah winfrey frederick smith foundation as well as bill and malinda gates foundation. a lot of people put money in the museum. it is taking more than a decade to get it up and going. if you want an indication how wildly popular it is in washington, d.c. the free timed passes they give out for the museum are sold out so to speak,

miller. but first to chief washington correspondent james rosen with more. >> good evening.ormer general petraeus assumes the top spot, perhaps the secretary of state role, it would make a stunning comeback for the former cia director once hailed as the best and brightest, forced in 2012 to resign and later plead guilty to knowingly mishandled confidential information. after a visit to the 26th floor of trump tower, general petraeus this afternoon deflected questions about the roughly one hour he spent with the president-elect. >> he basically walked us around the world, showed a great grasp of a variety of the challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well. so very good conversation and we'll see where it goes from here. >> and the president-elect stoked the intrigue with a 4:00 p.m. tweet saying just met with general petraeus, was very impressed. still said to be in the running for secretary of state, former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, 2012 republican nominee mitt romney and former u.n. ambassador john bolton. kellyanne conway has taken an unus

clinton e-mail investigation and reason actions by fbi director james comey and other investigators looking into the case. then patrick millerdirector of communications center at the university of oklahoma joins us to talk about political advertising. professor at the university of north carolina at chapel hill talking about north carolina's role as a key battleground state. watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. >> donald trump campaigns today in wisconsin alongside his running mate mike pence. a.m.,o old belly and 8:00 watch it live here. and hillary clinton has several live events in fort lauderdale. one and 8:45 p.m. eastern c-span2. the clinton and trump campaigns are trying to persuade undecided voters with a new set of clinical ads. there is a look at what some are seeing across the country. >> i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. bags this is me in 1964. the fear of nuclear war, i never thought our children would have to see thatgain and coming forward in this election is scary. extract has asked three times whether we can use nuclear weapons. co

james was there. and charlie sheen who was in the movie, majorly, this reliever, andrew miller, the sixth inning, davidgame as a big leaguer. he announced he is retiring. he had the home run 6-3. chapman and that if, greeting him with a two art rbi double, josi -- two rbi double. jose ramirez, then it is 6-4. rajai davis, a former giant, into the cheap seat. it is probably not cheap for tonight's game. a two home run, and lebron is a little bit pumped up. rajai davis, and then the rains come, a 20 minute delay, and then it may take some momentum from the indians. and then with two man on, and then brian gives it up for what turned out to be the series mvp, one of those for more oakland a, and of kansas city royal. delivering some insurance, they will certainly need it in the bottom half of the 10th inning. going to the bottom of the top 8-7. rajai davis comes through. of a set for him. that will score another run making it 8-7 . the final out, michael martinez, to the third, and it was field, and he had a smile on his face. and he is taking the ball in his back pocket. of visiting clubhouse in clevelan

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miller is with the st. louis fed president james bullard. matt? jon, thanks very much. jim bullard with us.ust finished a very interesting panel. one of the questions you were discussing was how trump's policies would affect u.s. growth. will fiscal expansion be re-inflationary or inflationary? >> well, i think the program does seem to -- of course, we don't know is probably the best answer. the things people are talking about have some potential to affect u.s. productivity and i think it should be focused on u.s. productivity. some of the regulation might be overdone. the republicans are betting they can roll that back and increase you dust -- u.s. productivity. the infrastructure program done properly could provide some public infrastructure, which could improve u.s. productivity and drive medium-term growth. some kind of tax reform -- that would repatriate growth back from overseas that could increase u.s. investment and u.s. growth. there is some potential here. we have a long way to go to see if that is implemented. then come on these issues that may be more concerning, which are immig

james lives nearby is a mother of three. she feels some relief for the schulz family now that the drive 45-year-old john miller has been indicted on charges of involuntary manslaughter, reckless driving and failure crosswalk. jeff: mindy was walking with tristan in a stroller when authorities say miller driving a jeep grand cherokee turned on the road and collided in the mother and son, killing tristan and badly injuring mindy. according to court papers a witness saw miller holding a phone in his left hand as if he was watching an something and the jeep had been tailgating the vehicle in front of it. witnesses telling authorities it looked like miller was speeding up in an effort to the drive in front of schulz as she was walking in the crosswalk. we knocked on john miller's door in leesburg. no one answered the door. we did speak with his defense attorney briefly but the attorney had no comment at all. tomorrow morning, john miller will be making his first court jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: wildfires in states but a number are arson though natural fires are response for others. people are told to avoid outdoor activities

james comey's decision to right a vague letter. and that was incorrect and violated long- standing justice department policy and tradition. >> director of the public affairs office, matthew millerdufree deputy under george bush. matt, why to you feel strongly about the issue. >> first of all, doj rules are strict about when it is appropriate to comment on an ongoing investigation. almost never. only real exceptions are in a matter of public safety which this isn't. and director comey violated those in july when he went far beyond the rules. and he compounded it friday when he violated another guide line that department employees are bound by and spoke out about an ongoing matter close to an election. usually they don't do that within 60 and he did it 11 day and abuse of his authority. >> tom, what do you look? >> i understand the concerns of timing and it is unusual. but what might be getting lost in the shuffle. if they were produced originally, we would not be be in the situation now. i think director comey was confronted and realized he had exonerated in hillary clinton, he may have done so on an incomplete record. and he was being transparent and advise congress. >> effort

james draper fired multiple shots. he eventually pointed the gun at officers when they caught up to him. he is now facing attempted murder. >>> broncos line backer von miller in the middle of a sex tape scandal. miller is ton name -- the unnamed athlete of a lawsuit filed last week in los angeles. a woman in california was trying to get miller to pay $2 million to stop the release of a homemade sex tape she made. a judge order the woman to keep it private until a hearing next month. miller and the denver broncos are not talking about this. >>> we have a phenomenal sunrise going on across the front range today. up into the foothills of larimer county you can see beautiful glow along the horizon there. warm conditions anticipated during the day. windy in the mountains stretching up and down the front range all the way through southeastern colorado where winds will gust 30 to 40 miles per hour. that combined with humidities down in single-digits at times are creating extreme fire danger for southeastern plains, south and east of parker and castle rock. central portions of grand county and the front range foothills. >>> november 16th is national fast food day.

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miller their joining us from frankfurt. of course, we will also be showing you the interview with the st. louis fed president, jamesored, just afternoon. with us.in is still speak up on what matt was saying. wen is still with us. speak up on what matt was saying. you are shaking your head. david: it is something which the market things the ecb is focused on. in terms of, they were focused on when five-year forwards were anchored around the target. the important thing is getting inflation up. we had inflation data yesterday, strip it down. if you look at core inflation and constant tax rates, it is angered. anchored. yousef: this is the highest level it has been since january. it you are saying this is not a data point you are watching? david: absolute not. this is what the market is pricing since the oil price has gone up. from the ecb's perspective, if you have a situation where five years go up, but the economy was over because real rage is getting squeezed, that means they have to do more. the market anchors on this. it is not something i think really enters into their reaction function. the minute yesterday fro

miller is joining us now. the trump campaign senior communications adviser. jason, thanks very much for joining us. >> wolf, thank you for having me. >> so you know you've heard the letter. short letter from james comey. just released, sent to members of congress. republican chairman, democratic ranking members in the house of representatives and the senate. saying based on the fbi's review over the nine days, of all the e-mails on anthony weiner's computer, they haven't changed their initial conclusions back in july that, yes, hillary clinton acted extremely careless in dealing with classified information, but no reasonable prosecutor would recommend criminal charges. i'd love to get the trump campaign's reaction. >> we don't think anything has changed here. we thought director comey and the fbi were wrong when they made the initial recommendation in july and think they're wrong now. unlike the democrats, who the heads spun so fast last week they caught whip lack, changing their positions, liking comey to disliking him to liking him again. let's look at the facts. there is still an active investigation into the clinton foundation. i think most americans have looked at this case and realized th

miller. i'm starting with you, because you spent 85 days in jail, on a very important principle, not giving up a case, that was a very important case, you were prosecuted. now we have jamesissue of judicial overreach. and i have to say that james comey did something i didn't think was possible, which was to lower american's space, his three intervention on the e-mail scandal, each of them has been disastrous in is own way. but mainly, i would point out when he initially said he was not going to quote, prosecute her. he was overstepping his bounds. he is supposed to be the chief investigator. it is the justice department that makes the finding on whether or not you're going to indict someone. but mr. comey usurped that function himself. but low rretta lynch's conversan with bill clinton removed her on whether or not hillary clinton ought to be indicted. but beyond that, she could have ordered james comey not to send the letters. either one of them that he sent to congress, she could have ordered him not to make the statement about the internal workings of the case, she chose not to do that. >> the doj said he was told not to do that but he did it anyway. >> they advised h