i'm john gray, the department of communications and we are honored to welcome the archbishop of san francisco. a little bit about the archbishop, he's a native of california. born in san diego. but the son of natives of san francisco. he was educated in the public schools in san diego. and was an avid musician in high school playing in all the bands. in his freshman year of college, he began to discern a possible vocation to the priesthood. he pursued his studies in the diocese of san diego. he is a philosopher and an expert in cannon law, with a b.a. in philosophy, a master's in theology and a doctorate in cannon law. he was or ordained in 1982, and at the mexican border. and spent several years in rome working at the vatican. a bishop in the diocese of san diego for several years, he was named bishop of the diocese of oakland in 2009 and became archbishop of san francisco in 2013. archbishop, thank you very much for being here. >> you're welcome, thank you for having me. >> i wanted to ask you, we just ended something called a year of mercy. it it was initiated by pope francis. it's officia

we kick off the conversation with ubs's john gray. -- talkd brexit, -- top brexit, trump, and your marketscine: tenses shouldn't tension. about theobama hangover of power. the dollar drops and european equities trade lower as investors prepared to close out of markets. record high. a more positive about their outlook. we talk brexit with john wraith. this is "bloomberg surveillance." lacqua in london. michael mckee is in new york. trading down, the weight of the they havemething done in the past, the first time i remember them talking about it. michael: they're trying to move people into the basket to get away from the u.s.-china bilateral currency relationship that has so many politicians transfixed. will that register with the president-elect? francine: we will talk about that next. let's get straight to bloomberg first word news. -- we: we will talk wit will start with the president-elect. on rathershould move than talk about russia interfering with the 2016 election. russia has denied allegations it orchestrated cyber attacks. donald trump said we ought to get on with our lives. wen wi

steve schwarzman, john gray's boss at blackstone, was just appointed to head donald trump's kitchen cabineto the issue to take kelleher as to whether the big up with we have seen from jamie dimon speaking at the financial services conference extends across the street. olm kelleher is going to tell us what's happening in the fourth quarter with morgan stanley. we can also ask him about the prospects for financial regulation under trump. are we going to a limited the vocal rule for example? our goldman sachs and morgan stanley going to be able to go back to prop trading the way they did in the glory days? lisa: the one-two punch coming up. erik schatzker, sounds like a great program coming up. we are to head to credit suisse and cory johnson is there. the ceo says it wants to focus efforts on its business, but trends in the area have not been too friendly. is still on the floor of credit suisse with a special guest. the special guest is that president and ceo credit suisse usa. cory: eric, i'm glad to have you on here. i want to talk about how important asset management is to the company, but

in south carolina, both mitt romney and john mccain, no gray area in my state to do it and for the longestno one could be an elected official and hold arney electoral office because they didn't want the conflict of interest and south carolina didn't have a popular vote. it was just the electors. when i first started voting, joy, my first election, i went in and there was no president on elector's names on the voting boovmt voting for electors. >> maybe in south carolina there's an agreement that says and there's a supremacy call that says the constitution overrides. do you believe the constitution says you have to vote the way the voters of new york voted are you and your conscience belief? >> first of all, every vote is a vote of conscience and as an elector, happened 150 some odd times where you have these faceless electors, and if you're an elector you can vote for somebody else. there are penalties. not every state has them and there are penalties. some decide to go another way, sometimes the states don't actually enforce those penalties. sometimes the state will try to remove that ele

and i will say, based on the legal experts we spoke with, john coffey, we spoke with stanly arkin, this is a grayarly extorting, using your ability to move the markets whether you're the president-elect or average person to achieve a political gain, you know, falls into a possibility that you are manipulating the stock. liz: don't you have to have a position in the company to be charged with that? >> not necessarily. if you know your tweet can move the stock and you have the power to move the stock and using your power to move the stock to achieve some other private gain, whether it is political, it's gray according to these guys. here is the difference when you're a president. when you're a president, not president-elect, you have something called, qualified immunity. basically according to the courts they can't sue you if you're president. however he is not president until january 20th. so theoretically he could be sued by shareholders. sec could be take issue with some of the stuff. that is theory. liz: how much money was knocked off the market cap in blink of an eye? >> $73 million. liz: beca

right now, receipt mains of john glenn lie in state inside the ohio state house. nbc's jay gray is in the buckeye state and has more on the memorial for the former astronaut and senator. >> these are the men who had the right stuff. >> a fighter pilot. astronaut and statesman. john glenn was an american hero. but his home and heart were in ohio. where crews have prepared the state house for thousands of visitors expected to pour through the rotunda later today. to pay their respects as his body lies in state ahead of a weekend memorial. he was a pioneer, the first american in orbit, but always it seems, down to earth. a trait he shared with congress after returning from his first historic flight. >> as our knowledge of this universe in which we live increases, may god grant us the wisdom and guidance to use it wisely. >> glenn continued to push the envelope and search for knowledge his entire life. returning to space at 77 years old. astronaut steve robinson was on that mission. >> he savored the whole thing. and he didn't make a big poetic deal about it at all. john glenn was t

john clark at csn. >> all right, j.c. back to our weather now, and sort of gray, dreary skies behind us with the rain. >> it's been wet all day. rain or snow, depending where you live. >> that's very true. if you were in the poconos, you saw a nice blanket of snow. mount pocono saw five inches of fresh snowfall just this afternoon and evening. the snow has now moved out. most of it is in parts of upstate new york and a lot of the rain that we have around locally has gotten a lot lighter. here's a close-up view of the poconos. maybe just flurries left over, but that's really about it. lehigh valley had a bit of a wintery mix and a few light snowshowers earlier too. we had reports of sleet across parts of the lehigh valley as well, but now we're just seeing rain, very light rain, from philadelphia to trenton. that's going to be dying down overnight tonight. south jersey and delaware seeing some light scattered showers. the green rain shows us the lightest of it, and if it were yellow or orange, it would be heavier. that's moved off shore. that is the good news. that's all clearing out. temperature-wise, we're still above fr

john with the medal of merit. >> seeing him laying and starting to turn gray you think it's only in movies. >> he knew what to do started doing it by the time the dispatcher on the 911 dispatcher was telling me, okay dork this, do this, john was two steps ahead of us. >> there about 2.4 million scouts in this country. about 100 get the medal of merit each year. >>> in your money tonight, wouldn't you like to be able to use your phone freely on fligh flights. under new government proposal that could happen. you just need to use wi-fi. well a lot of us airlines are not on board and flight attendants think phone calls could be disruptive. however, government officials suggest the airlines warn customers first that way passengers could make other travel plans if they don't want to sit next to a chatty passenger. the feds will take0 days before making any decisions. >>> and just in time for the holidays, some bad news for some big retailers. >> los angeles city attorney taking legal action against ma macy's sears, j.c. penney and kohl's. he filed a lawsuit claiming the companies posted fake discounts. the suit accuse

gray four door vehicle. police say one male is in custdy coming days. ...a lifetime of accomplishments. the first american to orbit the earth - john glenn - has passed away at the age of 95. people across the country are remembering him, including right here in wisconsin. fox 6's ashley sears has more. nats: space launch?? john glenn-- part of the "mercury seven" chosen to take part in the u-s first attempt to put men in space. in 1962, "the capsule is turning around, oh the view is tremendous." the military test pilot, became the first american to orbit the earth. catapulting the u-s in the space race. "god speed john glenn." 36 years later--at the age of 77, he made history again. after training extensively, he became the oldest person in space. flyin "i think too often people say well, i'm at this age supposed to now be a couch potato. and i think the thing to do is just get and work to fulfill your dreams and your ambitions at whatever age." in his lifetime--he gained recognition that helped launch a successful political career. serving as a u-s senator, representing ohio, for 24 years. 00:57 john glenn was in many ways an ame

. >> today john glenn, the american astronaut and senator will be honored in his home state of ohio. >> thousands are expected to brave the bitter cold to view his casket. n nbc's jay grayas more. >> reporter: good morning. bitter cold this morning outside the ohio state capital. still thousands expected to gather in a few hours to say one final good-bye to john glenn. he was a war hero, an astronaut, a senator, even ran for president. this was a man who was an american hero, but he always loved his home state of ohio. this is where he stayed until he passed away j 95. again, thousands expected to gather here. and then tomorrow at a memorial for john glenn where vice president joe biden and former president bill clinton are expected to speak. that memorial will be held a few miles away on the campus of ohio state university. that's the latest from outside the statehouse here in columbus, ohio. erica, eun, back to you. >> breaking news from the live desk. >> a very busy overnight for fritz. molette? >> they battled a second overnight house fire, this one happened in fairfax county and forced this family out into the cold. details coming in. this one in annandale on popla

jennifer gray is live for us with the latest in pigeon forge. >> good morning, john. it is still just heart wrenching as firefighters continue to battle the blazes. no wind this morning, so they should be able to make some headway overnight into the early hours. we'll find out today if fema is going to be coming in and offering assistance and the families should also hear today when they could return to see if they have homes left in the areas. a body was identified as alice hagler, 70 years old. we know she has two sons. one of her sons was living with her and made contact with her as the fires were getting close and then lost contact and never heard from her again. her other son and daughter-in-law came in from savannah and were actually supposed to go to disney world the following day. our condolences are with the family and the family also wants everyone to know how great of a grandmother she was and she loved her grandsons more than anything. guys, it is just continuing to be horrible story here across eastern tennessee. but hopefully families will be able to lea

gray. how does what john kerry say affect our relationship with israel going forward?essed to find someone this week to find it was the only option here. the nuclear option was the only option here. what worries me coming from the critics this week is that it seems a lot of hard liners on the right are turning their backs on the two-state solution and i don't know that's necessarily in america's long term interests or the israelis long term interest. >> i met with folks on both of this issue. some acknowledged that facts on the ground have made the two-state solution untenable and even the republican party and its platform removed the two-state solution. is john kerry grasping at an old solution? >> there was never a perfect and easy solution. the problem to me is that i haven't seen any real viable alternatives here other than a negotiated settlement that leads to a two-state solution in terms of bringing peace to the region. i have yet to see one that really fits the bill in the way that this does. again, it's a reach and it's obviously been a generational struggle.

john: the shooting occurred around a: 30 this morning on 8:30 this -- around morning on todd place. police have a road blocked off. you see the honda civic, the gray sedan? well, it is riddled with bullets. we understand that the adult shot.nside that honda was we understand his girlfriend and a child entered the school, then moments later a man with a beard driving a gold covered lexus drove by and shot multiple times. the victim was conscious. he was transported to an area hospital, where he suffered a single gunshot wound to his arm and a slight bullet graze to his stomach. the children were inside at the they do not believe that -- no one inside the school was harmed. they do not believe that anyone inside the school was -- at least seven shell casings are on the road. area closedhave the off here. the children and the staff at the school are still inside. right now, there is no arrest, no strong lead. will hopefully release more information, more details later this afternoon. in northeast washington, john gonzalez. back to you inside. jummy: developing this noon -- a judge has ruled that katherine heigl is still -- conference oggle is still u

gray four door vehicle. if you know anything - call milwaukee police. is under arrest in connection with an armed robbery at a jimmy john's monday night in downtown milwaukee. the suspect is also accused in an attempted strong-armed robbery at real chili... prosecutors should get the case in the coming days. a milwaukee business is warning other companies about a corporate identity theft scam... employees with j-m ellsworth say scam artists stole employee information from email correspondence and are now using it to crooks often send out a quote request providing credit references found on the company's website. the goods are then shipped to a fake address provided by the thieves. "22:27 call up that business directly not through their phone number you got on an email but look up their web page or your old contact information 22:33 take a little extra time be vigilant make sure you know who youre doing business with 37" if you have experienced a similar identity theft, call authorities. you can also notify the better business bureau. new this morning --- south korea's first female president has been impeached. and thousan

gray 4-door sedan. if you know anything call cudahy police. police are looking this man wanted for taking cash from the jimmy john's on marquette's campus last night. this surveillance video shows a man implying he has a weapon and demanding cash. he takes the money then flees on foot. milwaukee police are asking anyone who knows the procedures when walking around at night. the racine man accused of driving drunk and causing a crash that killed two people will be in court today. 25-year-old levi ruohonen faces several felony charges in the case.he was allegedly drunk when he got behind the wheel. prosecutors say he rear-ended kevin dalley's vehicle in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed. his 6-year-old daughter was also injured in the crash. ruohonen's preliminary hearing is scheduled in abo wauwatosa's police department... now receiving death threats after the milwaukee county district attorney decided not to charge the officer who fatally shot jay anderson. kim's following this in the newsroom and kim - police are taking them seriously? that's right - and police are investigating their origin. meanwhile, we're getting

john glenn, and two others. they reportedly received a total of $1.3 million in donations. ed win graysubvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals, you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe money. they get off the hook eventually, but it really rocked the country because it showed not only was corporate america being q

tom hanks: minutes after john wilkes booth crosses the navy yard bridge, sergeant cobb stops david herold, riding a grayr has passed here and cobb tells him, "yes," and lets him pass. david herold's job on april 14th is to guide lewis powell out of washington after killing secretary of state seward. but hearing the cries of "murder" from seward's house. fanny seward: murder! he's killing my father! tom hanks: herold flees the scene, not waiting for powell. he catches up with booth at soper's hill, eight miles from washington. and it's a little after midnight when they arrive at a safe house for confederate spies. [banging on door] david herold: for god's sake, lloyd, make haste and get the things! tom hanks: a tavern where weapons have been stored. david herold: lloyd, the things! tom hanks: a tavern owned by the mother of confederate courier john surratt. john wilkes booth: i cannot carry a carbine. this little bitch fell on me. stumbled while jumping. i broke my damned leg. i need a surgeon. we'll go to sam mudd's. david herold: but, no. hadn't we oughta get down south, cross to the river, cross into

5: kpix 5's john ramos went to find the source of the problem. in an idyllic >>> residence up-and-down the peninsula are telling us their water tastes funny.>> kpix 5 news at 5:00 jon gray most -->>reporter: when you live in an ideal setting like palo alto there's not much to complain about. lately there has been this.>> we are receiving complaints that they are noticing a change in the taste and the odor. >>reporter: the city buys its water from san francisco which gets there's from the sierra snow melt that collects at the reservoir. a week ago the utility system began mixing in water from a different source, the sonoma valley water treatment plant. sometimes when you do that. >> you are storing up sediment and that's what's causing the taste changes. >>reporter: the city said they were warned this would happen. they are testing the water each day to assure purity. it just happens to smell and taste we are to some. >> my first reaction, we to -- tell people to suck it up.>>reporter: those who cannot can drink at restaurants. either way the taste change is temporary and should settle down. and then palo alto can be the place where there's hardly anything to complain ab

gray four door vehicle. if you know anything - call milwaukee police. and we're told a 55-year-old man is under arrest in connection with an armed robbery at a jimmy john's monday night in downtown milwaukee. the suspect is also accused in an attempted strong-armed robbery at real chili... prosecutors should get the case in the coming days. a milwaukee business is warning other companies about a corporate employees with j-m ellsworth say scam artists stole employee information from email correspondence and are now using it to defraud other businesses. the better business bureau says the crooks often send out a quote request providing credit references found on the company's website. the goods are then shipped to a fake address provided by the thieves. "22:27 call up that business directly not through their phone number you got on an email but look up their web page or your old contact information 22:33 take a little extra time be vigilant make sure with 37" if you have experienced a similar identity theft, call authorities. you can also notify the better business bureau. the changes keep coming to milwaukees downtown -- with plans for a new, 20-story off

gray 4-door sedan. if you know anything call cudahy police. also happening now - police are looking for a suspected robber wanted for taking cash from the jimmy john's on marquette's campus... this surveillance video shows a man implying he has a weapon and demanding cash. he takes the money then flees on foot. it happened at the jimmy johns near 16th and wells monday night around 10-30. wauwatosa's police department... after the milwaukee county district attorney decided not to charge the officer who fatally shot jay anderson. kim's following this in the newsroom and kim - police are taking them seriously? that's right - and police are investigating their origin. meanwhile, we're getting a look at documents from the investigation. joseph mensah-- a wauwatosa police officer-- says he saw a car parked in madison park. since the park was closed, he went to investigate. this squad video shows officer mensah firing his gun six times into the car. mensah told milwaukee police homicide detectives he the driver was breathing fast as if nervous or scared. mensah also says he "felt the driver was faking being asleep." the officer says anderson reached for a

gray 4-door sedan. if you know anything, call cudahy police. police are looking for a man wanted for taking cash from the jimmy john's on marquette's campus. officials say this person entered the "jimmy johns" on 16th and wells monday night....implying he had a weapon and demanding money from the cashier. the suspect then takes the money also tried to rob the nearby "real chili." the cashier at "real chili" refused to hand over any money and the suspect left. if you recognize this person, you are asked to contact police. the racine man accused of driving drunk and causing a crash that killed two people waived his preliminary hearing this morning. 25-year-old levi ruohonen faces several felony charges in the case.he was allegedly drunk when he got behind the wheel. prosecutors say he rear-ended kevin dalley's vehicle in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old his 6-year-old daughter was also injured in the crash. wauwatosa police officers receiving threatening messages.... this after monday's announcement that there would be no charges against an officer who fatally shot another man. fox6's myra sanchick has the story. the documents from the m

john glenn is being remembered in his home state of ohio. former astronaut and u.s. senator will lie in repose at the capitol rotunda. z. >>> "today in the bay's" jay graye ohio statehouse in columbus this morning with a closer look at some of the events taking place today. good morning, jay. >> reporter: hey there, laura and sam. good to talk to you this morning. we will see thousands gathering for one final good-bye to john glenn. he was so important to this state, spent so much time here. this is where his home and heart was. the body will lie in state here through the evening. there will be a special memorial tomorrow. vice president joe biden along with former president bill clinton among the speakers who will speak. that will be on the campus of ohio state university just a few miles from here. again, thousands expected to take part in that as well. very cold bitter day here. that won't slow the crowds down. this is a state very proud of their american hero. that's the latest live in columbus, back to you. >> such a fascinating life. thank you very much, jay. >>> 6:25 right now. "nbc bay area responds" to a couple who had trouble with a business's

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