jeffery: ok. one is a book called northwoods, and this is by daniel mason, and it is set over 300 years, and rather than focus on any individual character, this plot of land and this house in western massachusetts is the main character. it takes you through three centuries and it gives you all these different characters. and through these characters, daniel mason writes through several different genres and several different types of literary styles. it's constantly surprising and it's just a delight to read. his writing is so beautiful. jeffery: interesting. all four of these books have a lot of history as well as the family life to them. how about nonfiction? maureen: well, here's some more history. the wager by david grann, he's having such a big year. jeffery: with killers of the flower moon. maureen: this this work of history narrative history is about as traditional as you get. it's about a shipwreck, a mutiny, survival on a rocky island. a bunch of british sailors are on a ship called the wa

how did jeffery clark come to the presidents attention? jeff clark was essentially an environmental lawyer and it wasn't clear even to people run at the department why jeffery clark was suddenly a portion of such interest to president trump and now i have that much better from this, perhaps accidentally, unsealed violent why that. is because perry was apparently acting as a go-between between the president and clark. and so that sort of fills in a big blank and of the sort of question mark, as to how all this came to be. and really what you see is you see perry helping, sort, of navigate this where at budget religion should between clark and president trump. >> i was surprised to see trepidation on the part of jeffrey clark, a man who was a very much going against the grain of what basically every other legal mind thought, as far as the flexibility to overturn the results of the election. ten on the anything more about the sort of coaching role that scott perry played and trying to reassure jeffrey clark that dog was on his side and the do

jeffery: i think it's a bit of a new world.are starting to see a very effective growth in manufacturing within india, something they hadn't been able to do very effectively for a long time. a lot of infrastructure investment. a lot of global partnerships -- apple moving operations that. so there is upside momentum to a part of the economy we hadn't seen growth from for a while. it's an interesting story as we look ahead. a lot of things coming together. the recent elections show that modi has enough support to continue these moves towards broadening international participation. i am excited by what i see, justifying those valuations. haidi: always great to chat with you, jeffery kleintop chief global investment strategist and managing director at charles schwab. and you can get a roundup of all the stories you need to know to get your day going on this edition of "daybreak." terminal subscribers, go to dayb . it is also on the mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can also customize the settings as well for the news on

on the other hand, nancy pelosi groomed jefferies. you can see the difference in style in how they operate. the other one, as far as mccarthy, he has no way to get back into politics. it is said. if you stop for donald trump, you have nowhere to go but down. they are attacking biden for his age and his memory loss, but the country is still running smoothly. they are attacking him and it is discrimination against elderly. host: thank you for calling in. let's start with jeffries and johnson and their relationship at this point. guest: it does not seem to be as productive as the one that jeffries and mccarthy had. if democrats flip the house, he would not become speaker of the house. certainly, somebody who has been rising through the ranks and has leapfrogged a couple of senior lawmakers like mike johnson did, they are not the minority leader right now. i think that was a purposeful move to try to elevate the next generation. but to his point, certainly, jeffries had more time to prepare for this. he can sort of get his feet way in the

the 2018 champion rob cross is already through after a four sets to two victory over jeffery de grapht as he targets a second world title. and david chisnall is also through to the last 16 for the seventh time in his career after a 4—1 win over last year's semi—finalist gabriel clemens. chisnall is the 11th seed at the world championship. he last reached the semi—finals in 2021. a dorset wheelchair basketball coach has won this year's bbc south unsung hero award. terry dennis, who founded the demons club in poole, was nominated by his wife charlotte. he'd played in the �*80s and �*90s and has even set up some teams in poole, but — following the pandemic — terry wanted to start again. my full name is terry dennis and i coach the dorset demons wheelchair basketball team. there was no wheelchair basketball in dorset, everything had fallen apart, so in 2021, i applied for some funding to run some taster sessions — just to see if there was a need for wheelchair basketball in the county. and it proved very successful. we've been training here ever since. it's turned into something special.

in the e-commerce world, chewy getting a nod from an analyst at jefferies. a bullish call fueling those shares to an 8% advance today. i want to highlight kenvue, which had been spun off from johnson & johnson. that is a notable gainer on the day, although not addeds best levels -- not at its best levels. a key court win tried to a time in a lawsuit. -- tylenol lawsuit. with fedex, because control is something the street is very interested in. vonnie: the big picture focus for investors does remain what the fed will do next, and when exactly. officials still at odds over a policy which mohamed el-erian says is a communication issue. >> every time the fed goes towards the market, there is a decoupling, and the market runs away further from the fed. the market has understood that it can drag the fed along. that has got to stop, because we get overshoots, and then we have got to pay for the consequences later on. jon: ok, let's get more perspective on that from an rbc economist in the studio with us on a day when we got inflation data from canada's economy what

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. >> unleashed innovation solid setup for 24 according to jefferies. >> i like animal health. they've had problems, they have high debt. they haven't had product innovation but this will change. five new products will be launched next year that will increase their growth rate and mix to health and more pharmaceuticals, if you will so that should help the margins story. 11 1/2 times forward estimates >> all right let's get the headlines with kate rooney. >> so officials at the justice department announced today they have seized digital extortion webbing sites associated with the black cat ransomware, accused of working with scattered spider to launch cyber attacks on many businesses including recent hacks against caesars d mgm in vegas >>> a new senate report found that terror watch lists used to identify and track travelers who may be linked to terrorists are too broad, can lead to unwarrant ed screenings. a list created after 9/11 has grown from 120,000 names to more than 2 million names today and officials in colorado released five gray wolves into a remote part of the rocki

look out garage. >> today jefferies initiates chewy buy. i had chewy on and i decided i thought amazon had really come after them they made a very good case that they had health ca including telehealth this is one of those where i'd eat so crow because i was saying, okay, so the d -- the dog barks the number, the dog hits the number, the doctor sees it no, idiot, the parent looks at it icall it parent, and it's working. so telehealth is working -- telehealth worked for you, for the pets >> teleheah worked for me. no, weill took the pet to th vet. >> once you get the dog on the bed, they never leave the bed. they're never going anywhere. i kicked the darn dog off the bed. the dog's name is palo. >> palo? >> as inalo alalto >> you change thr names all the time >> he's wolfie which is the key doin terminator 2 remember, it wasn't really wolfie >> is it joe morton's dog? >> remember, arnold was trying to figure out whether the parents had been captured by the bad guy, and he was like, see how wolfie is -- wolfie is doing fine it's not the real

for the latest now on the situation, we're joined by ian jefferies, ceo for the association of americands. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm sure it's a challenge one, but what is the status at the border? >> right now, we continue to see the two bridges out of operation, and we understand that the federal officials are dealing with an unprecedented surge in migrant activity and the associated humanitarian crisis that comes along with that. however, at the same time, we must strike the right balance that allows for freight to move north and south across the border safely and securely. as you mentioned, union pacific alone is seeing a $200 million hit daily of economic activity, and that spreads across our customer base. that's farmers, american businesses, that's american workers who are all being impacted by this. it's time to stop holding american farmers and businesses hostage and allow them to move their goods across the border. goods that so many people rely upon. >> if you could elaborate, what is primarily on these trains? >> well, you have an immense amou

. >>> 150 much jeffery epstein's alleged victims and associates are set to be revealed.al judge is recording the unsealed of previously econtacted documents referencing multiple individuals referred to as a john or jane doe as public figures. kara, what are we expecting to see? >> this is part of a lawsuit. it's the documents they recovered during the discovery process. this could be anything from deposition testimony where someone's name is mentioned in the deposition or it could be like a calendar entry or emails. we don't know the scope of what it's going to be. this has been a lengthy litigation process and the judge ordered monday the unsealing of the names. it's not going to be a list of people. she went individually through all of these people, more than 150 names, and going through why they would be unsealed. so she wrote in this -- this was a thing she wrote in a lot of things, the material should be unsealed. first this individual did not raise any objection to unsealing and thus not meet the burden of identifying interests that outweigh the presumption of acce

. >> adobe, a couple of nice calls reiterated by jefferies ahead of earnings.y go 660 price target, morgan stanley, same price target, $660. >> this is the actual implementation of ai. their firefly image generation tool, once they get that fully launched will be a great tail wind. they have 20 million subscribers. 165 million creators hit the economy. there's a big market to address within that. they're light on the numbers but the vision is big. the big vision, and last year it broke below $600. the longer it stays there technical support kicks in. it's going to be technically higher of a p/e but you're paying for the vision, if you will. >> we'll see if the vision comes to fruition. mike santoli with his "midday word" after this. >> announcer: are you following "the halftime report" podcast? what are you waiting for? look for us in your favorite dcti app. follow "the halftime" podcast now. (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. w

timothy in wonka, matt in air, hold overs, phoenix in beau is afraid, jeffery write in american fictioncolor purple, jennifer lawrence in no hard feelings. natalie portman in may december. emma stone 2 in poor things. watch the three hour 81st annual on january 7 and streaming on paramount plus. three hours of the show and then the two hour pregame with all the red carpet stuff. i love awards shows. >> this is where they drink and by the end of the night, you see who has had what. >> jennifer lawrence, you should watch this to see her act. i was pleasantly surprised. i knew she was funny but she was really funny in the movie. >> one of the story lines in another production, fellow travelers has a san francisco story line. if you haven't seen fellow travelers, we know our audience would love that. >> there is your list. go watch those and make sure we can see them so we can do our break down. >> that's a lot of work. >> but it makes me happy. >> i have seen two of those. you are telling me i need to see five more? >> yes. you will be busy. >> a live look outside before break. the view fr

that d the sell side loves to trade ask i and it's all part ofhe game and one of our partners at jefferies wrote a piece, whether they cut in rch or june it's really not that relevant for long-term equity and cdit investors that are ithis game for two, three, four, five, ten-year horizons and whether they start earlier or late, the reality is they are winning. there will be some victory cuts. maybe there will be one, maybe there will be three, maybe tre will be five, but they're not in a major panic mode and i don't think they're getting there any time soon. i think we should sit back and look at this as good news on the ttle this has been a pretty difficult battle for two-plus years. a year ago in the summer or a year and a half ago we had 9% inflation and jay powell was ing compared to arthur burns and you had everguest on here that was telling you why we were going back to the 1970s and here we sit with a 3.7% unemployment rate and a 3% inflation rate, going to two i think there's a celebration and there's a victory. i know he doesn't want to declare victory, but really what that messag

jeffery pete: that's some helter skelter stuff. announcer: hot bench. judge rachel juarez, judge michael corriero, judge yodit tewolde.

and the he said he looked to be taken care of business against crystal palace on saturday. jeffery dish opened the scoring for people to hear this menu who have not been in the base. the full street in the 2nd hole. rico do a sound the back of the night for the 3 time defending champions. being palace full back 1st zone sleep matessa school to ensure attains. last 15 minutes at the hut and van in the foot minutes of at the time michael lisa stepped up to sort of penalty to ensure a to to, to mentioned. so united manager, eric to and hug says he wants to use base even though the feet a little pool last season as motivation a to be cash on sunday. united one just one of the last 5 matches in all competitions. ahead to the leaders having not wanted and fuel for a to use. i think everyone is highly motivated when you go to ensure a so it's a great place to go. and you know it's going to be tough. and i think that everything, what every football a once i once to have the children's so you have to looking forward and you know, it's not, you know, of course we take that you know, memory and, b

we really do appreciate your time from jeffery from action idea. thank you. so much of guys are now lies in ruins. following continuous is riley bowman, and occupation buys where the ground forces ports of bodies laying in the straits buildings destroyed. and bulldozed houses, there is no cell sherry for poets from the tell us out the neighborhood north of the valley of refugee can in the morning that his report contains up saving say that there was a few months to go to the doctor who now we are in the tells us the name of the north and that you're finding a refugee camp that it was on the seas be imposed by these radio occupation forces for more than 20 days off. yeah, i'll call them and i assure you me, oh no sir. i know you all and when we came here we saw the bodies of thousands of people i showed buys, ready for lag in the street. oh, i don't understand how you doing. uh, i thought i should hold the notes. i see this guy left the destruction close by the is really bombarded. we bought a heavy a month because capella, sidney and medical team and haven't

this week i have with me henry jefferies.behind the english wine revolution . he's especially revolution. he's especially welcome as he's brought three bottles of english wine to make our christmas go with a pop. very nice to see you. thank you for coming on. thank you for having me let's just having me on. let's just reference your book for a moment . been an english wine . there has been an english wine revolution, hasn't there? it has since english wine since the 90s when english wine was thought of a joke. was thought of as a joke. there's now champagne companies investing in kent, californian wine producers investing all over the country. so there's been a total change in how engush been a total change in how english wine is perceived and the taste of it as well. it's got a lot better. yes. tell us about the quality and is it really related to global warming ? it's partly global warming. the summers get a lot hotter, so it's easier to ripen grapes. but also there's a new professionalism about the industry . so profession

we'll think about christopher jefferies basically jefferies.lly called and called a murderer and a paedophile because he had odd hair. yeah, it's just it was on the front cover of papers and all sorts of things, and it's just so frightening. it's not just so frightening. it's not just that people are content for this to happen . they're actively this to happen. they're actively cheerleading for it. and that's where i just begin to feel very, very frightened because , okay, very frightened because, okay, it's fine when it's somebody you don't like . but but what happens don't like. but but what happens if it's your brother, your husband, your father? so are we moving into a culture where people are just assuming guilt? >> or has this come about? >> or is has this come about? maybe. i just to give the maybe. i mean, just to give the other know, we do live other side, you know, we do live in a country where rape convictions a lot convictions are very low. a lot of can't go of women feel they can't even go to they know of women feel they can't even

company known for key drug franchises like enbril for rheumatoid ar thigh tis is named a top pick at jefferiess to be better development of obesity related treatment. those shares up 2% helped along by that. we're keeping aon on the tech stocks across the pacific in china with focus on video gaming as opposed to casino gaming. tencent in hong kong have lost about 12.5% of value that translates into roughly $43 billion of lost market value. chinese regulators released draft guidelines that aim to curb what they think is excessive gaming and spending on the platforms. shares of billy billy, net ease are seeing shares on the u.s. business side down as well. keep an eye on a plethora of names. i'll send things back over to you. >> dominic chu back at hq. >> wall street analysts rolling out top picks for '24. we have three names that should xtear the your radar going into ne yand two have doubled this year. we're back after this. >>> the u.n. security council voting on humanitarian aid after several dates, the israeli military began a new ground offensive push into central gaza today. this as hopes

. >> it's a critical time for jefferies and other legacy businesses downtown that make san francisco unique. >> for a business like gump's, that's been part of the fabric of san francisco for over 160 years. >> it's really hard to walk away from something that you've helped build. >> loyal customers say they can't imagine the city without these legacy stores. >> my husband and i registered here for our wedding and many stores hope the city will continue drawing shoppers downtown and keeping the streets safe. >> like this store has been here for over 30 years, but we've been in san francisco for over 80. i believe that our street is a lot more safe. um, especially with the lieutenant, the new lieutenant coming around, and our ambassadors that make a weekly stop in san francisco, police with their mobile command center at union square, as well as more officers all around, are certainly a visible presence. >> gump says they are betting on downtown san francisco. they say they will work hard and also work to keep city leaders accountable. to keep these changes going forward. reporting fr

on the other hand, nancy pelosi groomed jefferies.ou can see the difference in style in how they operate. the other one, as far as mccarthy, he has no way to get back into politics. it is said. if you stop for donald trump, you have nowhere to go but down. they are attacking biden for his age and his memory loss, but the country is still running smoothly. they are attacking him and it is discrimination against elderly. host: thank you for calling in. let's start with jeffries and johnson and their relationship at this point. guest: it does not seem to be as productive as the one that jeffries and mccarthy had. if democrats flip the house, he would not become speaker of the house. certainly, somebody who has been rising through the ranks and has leapfrogged a couple of senior lawmakers like mike johnson did, they are not the minority leader right now. i think that was a purposeful move to try to elevate the next generation. but to his point, certainly, jeffries had more time to prepare for this. he can sort of get his feet way in the l

this on a day where jefferies is saying the yen rally looks fragile as a lot of money managers are piling, let's take a look at the euro dollar cross. you can see just up a little bit. 110 is what we're looking at in terms of the trade. so a little bit of change there. all right. let's get to some of the headlines. we're watching for you under surveillance this morning. tensions in the red sea pressuring the oil market. with prices near one month highs. houthi rebels backed by iran claimed responsibility for a missile attack on a cargo ship on tuesday. yesterday, the u.s. and other nations are forming a maritime task force to protect shipping in the red sea. maersk is looking to resume routes in the area with new protections in place, but everybody watching it very closely on the corporate front, apple appealing a ban on some of its smartwatches after the white house failed to veto a measure by the u.s. international trade commission. the tech giant is in a dispute over its blood oxygen sensor with masimo, the itc sided with masimo in october, saying apple violated two patents. apple is l