that's why i like preparing the food. >> the kawasaki home has many residents in need of care.n japan, care for the elderly is becoming increasingly inadequate. in the past, it was normal for children to take care of their parents. but now, many can't manage to do that because they have to work and their living space is limited. 30 years ago, there was no government-supported care of the elderly. so, masue katayama founded her own homes. that was a first in japan and criticized as an impossible task. >> lots of people told me not to do it. they said it couldn't possibly work, but that actually gave me the strength to do it. >> japan's demographics are changing rapidly. by 2030, more than a third of the population is forecast to be over 65 years old. rich people can afford luxurious homes for their old age, but for the majority of people dependent on normal pensions, other solutions are needed. masue katayama is now 76 years old. today, her corporation runs more than 30 homes. she says maximizing profit is not the goal. >> we japanese are good at many different kinds of business

he is ross gerber, president and ceo of gerber can kawasaki. you like the banks in part, but you're not picking a lot of the money centers. you like first republic, for example. why that one? >> that one in particular is a particularly well-run bank. it's in a great part of the nation, in the silicon valley area. they have almost zero loan losses. really well run. decent wealth management division as well. it's all about personalized service and providing multiple services to your customers. that's what first republic does very well. but the bottom line is we think the big banks have all kinds of business practice issues like wells fargo. we don't want to get involved with that. we don't know what those risks are at bank of america and citigroup. we know they're doing the same practices as wells fargo. it's just a matter of time. by sticking with the regional banks you take out what i call business risk. >> so you don't like big banks. how do you feel about big media companies like, i don't know, disney? >> i love disney. i think media in a mas

boston at 32, 45 in raleigh, only 70 in orlando and paducah, kawasaki, down to 43 degrees on friday. the good news is the air mass news is it's just beginning. >> it is december. >>> talk about dueling speeches on national security. president trump -- president-elect trump and president obama. after the current chief defended his record. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. on the heels of the trip to north carolina where he rolled out his pick for secretary of defense while drawing out new battle lines with the company's largest new manufacture exporter. >> reporter: in north carolina, home of the military base, donald trump trump making his next pick for the secretary of fe defense, general "mad dog kwats mattis. >> thank you for your confidence in me. >> he also laid out his national security goals vowing to bring up the military and even swiing at president obama for not using the phrase, "radical terrorism." >> our brave men and women are the first in line defense terrorism, words some people don't like to say. >> the tough talk coming after pres