let me answer. >> no. i read your tweet. >> in 1990 i was told that there was essentially a breakdown. i'm giving reporting process here, okay? clearly i didn't print it i thought trump was a private individual and it didn't matter. >> you print it right here. >> and then -- and this was as a result of the amphetamine deriffives that he was taking. many, many yearsed passed and we have now the election. now, up until that point, prior to the election. >> this is a very long story. you said he was in a mental hospital in 1990, was he or wasn't? it's a simple question. i'm asking you to finish, sir. answer the question. >> if you don't like the answer. don't have guests. but i would really tyke to answer your question. >> it's a simple question. was any a mental hospital as you claimed or wasn't he? >> tucker, would you like me to answer the question or not? if the answer is no, say so. >> please just succinctly the answer. you are filibustering with a weirdness. >> let me answer the question. we can go back

let go let it be let go let it be ? i swear just believe i swear just believe you'll find your victory find your victory ? ? they'll call it a mystery but we're gonna call it victory ? ? we'll be writing history it's gonna be victory they'll be signs on top of signs ? ? just so you know the history it's saying victory ? the bible says you should pray for nothing cause every week it's gonna be something ? ? you know the devil can't wait to jump in and complicate the things you trust in ? ? but i know my foundation is solid and can take some hating ? ? prayer's gonna be on this space station on the way to the master's apron ? ? they'll call it a mystery it's gonna be victory they'll be signs on top of signs ? ? just so you know the history it's saying victory is with me ? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! come on! oh, my gosh. that's the way to do it! kim burrell! [ cheers and applause ] kim burrell! pharrell williams! "hidden figures: the album" is available now! we'll be right back, everybody! oh, that's how

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let's talk french politics.h prime minister has confirmed he will run for the presidency next year. he will resign as prime minister in order to prepare for the socialist to round primary in january. the current front runners are -- right the pen new breaking news. john mark speaking on radio in to say if hening will be named as the new french the president as steps down today. -- the prime minister steps down today. let's get the analysis. we are joined on set for the next half hour. great to see you. let's start with this french story. manuel valls looks like someone who can unite the french on the left. can he? >> he cannot unite the left .ecause there is a hard left the question is will he be the candidate for the socialists? he has a good chance. i find it reassuring that at least, the sort of leading candidate of the centerleft is a reformer. on the center-right, we also have a reformer, france seems to be looking for reform. anna: who goes for the reformer ticket, most convincingly? -- valls?s probably ma

let us get a bloomberg business flash. let us catch up. here is sebastian cal.ement comes after russian president vladimir putin announced the $11 billion deal on state television last night. i should say that the chairman of bloomberg lp, the parent of bloomberg news is a senior independent nonexecutive director at glencore. a document produced by deutsche bank provide smoking gun proof the ubs, hsbc, rid silver market -- rigged the silver market and representatives of ubs, hsbc, and scotia bank did not immediately respond to enough. deutsche bank employees may have manipulated internal indexes as paschip monte dei conceal losses. a spokesman for deutsche bank declined to comment that said the lender will be in court. unicredit will sell part of its bank units. the 2.6 billion dollar bid is part of the italian lenders plan to boost capital. the purchase will make the government the biggest shareholder. that will allow them to control the supervisory board and make changes to management. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you very much indeed. let

so let's do that. let's do that. me see what you can come up with, and i don't know, maybe i'll surprise you and come up with something myself. lemonis: meaning that you want to compete with her on the design? steve: well, yeah. lemonis: yes? steve: yeah, i do. lemonis: so it sounds like that's what we're doing. we're going to set a timeline of, call it two weeks. steve: okay. lemonis: steve has done unbelievable residential work, but what i want him to do is learn to respect ana's understanding and knowledge of the commercial business. but if he wants to put his design against hers, a little competition could be good for the company, but as a whole. steve: i really want to talk about how we're going to work, because right now, i'm bidding a job in las vegas. forwarded the package to ana maria, she priced it. lemonis: what did you do with the price that she quoted? steve: i actually added 35%. lemonis: meaning that she left margin on the table? steve: yeah. ana: yeah, i would've thought that you would've called me to

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let's see. i would do away with education, the -- commerce -- and let's see.'t. sorry. oops. every one of those and, by the way, that was the department of energy i was reaching for a while ago. so -- >> it was the department of energy he couldn't remember. so now some wonder if trump is just trolling perry with this possibility. so is trump using his transition to settle scores and satisfy his own ego? and if so, what will he do in the oval office? let's bring back our panel, joan yamesh and matt. what was trump doing to mitt romney? >> i will never try to get into donald trump's head. didn't work this whole campaign. let's talk about the effect of what donald trump is doing, not just on mitt romney, but on the party. mitt romney represents the kind of beating heart of anti-trumpism in the republican party, which was basically mormons. it was mike lee who never endorsed him, it is jeff flake who never endorsed him, people found to be vulgar and beyond the pale and not sufficiently patriotic. but a lot of those people have come back in the fold including senat

let's look at a chart.f 2011 for ten-year note rates, other than literally one session, december 31st, 2013, we have not had one single close above 3% since july of 2011. think about that. where it's all about debt. where it's all about deficits rising. you know, there was a time where you are thinking, hey, if deficits are historic levels, most likely interest rates are going to reflect a. not the case. we have learned that we issued $6.6 trillion. that's not including sovereign debt that goes through the regular auction process. half of that were corporates. now, does this mean that 2017 has to be a bad year? well, i don't think that's what the markets are telling us. as a matter of fact as a matter of fact, they're not telling us that at all. let's look at the credit spreads and the relationship between lesser quality like corporates and junk versus the highest quality like sovereigns. let's look at investment grade. let's look at a one month chart from barclays. these are all barclay charts. let's open

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let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago.l make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz winter event. it's the look on their faces that make it all worthwhile. thank you santa!!! now lease the 2017 c300 for $389 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. lemonis: you are not the owner of this business. anna: i didn't say i was the owner. lemonis: and your behavior is unacceptable. anna: oh, really? lemonis: anna is demanding respect, which in my opinion is code for, "hey, susana, give me half the business." well, that isn't gonna happen. mario: that's terrible. lemonis: i'm appreciative of anna's work, but this attitude is not gonna fly with me. i think going forward in order for all of this to work, everybody's got to be treated with respect. everybody. and so, we're gonna stick together and we're gonna move forward. this was the task of coming up with 100 best-selling styles. i actually want to build a core catalog, so how many pieces are actually here roughly? susana: 70. lemon

let us see what is going on.ps, unsurprisingly, energy leaving those gains in the index up 1.5%, really carrying it. bob: materials up, 2/5 of 1%. in the financials, middle. we will take a closer look at that shortly. let us see how 10 year gilts are holding up. currently, unchanged, just a tick higher for the yield. it stands. opec reached at the first production cut in eight years. the options market went completely bananas. you're looking at 580,000 trades, a new record. that redline is your average, options intion of the market. very interesting as a lot of these traders try to make the most out of the sharp moves we have seen. he's are some of the stocks we are watching for you this morning. make anis planning to improved offer to their rival. trying to overcome the options of the takeover. now the improved offer, it will be improved over the previous offer of five euros a share. pos up. n -- postnl up. ubs put out a note saying commodity and equity prices have rallied hard this year and earnings momentum wi

let me put this in perspective. now let's do it going back a bit further. in fact, going back to the high of 2007. we're within a hair's breath of that. how far above -- if we were to plot this, and plot that, and plot this and plot that and say, what is the actual percentage above or below trend right now? well, here's a chart going back since the inception of data when they ipo ed. goldman sachs has only been this far above its moving average, essentially 40% twice. once was 1999. actually, march of 2000. that was the end of that. and the second time was coming off of the financial crisis low. this was in late '09, early 2010. and here we are now, right at that thing. so the issue is, an angle like that, an angle like that, is that something -- if you have owned it, god bless, but do you take money off or buy more, or maybe buy more. i don't think so. all right. now i'm going to do a little bit of fundamentals and then turn it over to moike. just for fun in '07, this stock about to hit its all-time high. its pe was 7.2. its pe now is twice that. return on

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let me read it.s coming from a senior israeli officials says president obama and secretary kerry are behind this shameful move against israel at the u.n. president obama could declare his willingness to veto this resolution in an instant but instead is pushing it. this is an abandonment of israel which breaks decades of u.s. policy of protecting israel at the u.n. and undermines the prospects of working with the next administration of advancing peace. but the statement goes on to accuse president obama of cooking this up with the palestinians and working behind the israelis' back. as for a palestinian response, this is nearly as interesting. first it says we have nothing to say about this. but it goes on to say no president has troubled palestinians and the u.n. more than president obama. it seemed it was expected this may go through with an abstention or a yes vote from the u.s. now we will find out what their expectation is today. they are working feverishly as we heard from a number of israeli off

let's look at that again. it looks like a baked potato in leather pants. [ laughter ] and hit yourself in the head with it. how does something like this -- i can see it being for sale on inn a souvenir shop. how does it wind up for sale at nordstrom's? somebody on the design team at nordstrom's got high and watched "raiders of the lost ark." i'd love to know what kind of. >> earn would buy this. for $85, if i buy a rock in a leather pound for $85, it had better look like this. [ cheers and applause ] you hear that santa? that's a picture could get you beat up, right? here's some good news. according to the center for disease control, the cdc, the number of americans smoking cigarettes is at a record low. of course the study was done before the election. so i have a feeling it might go back up. there are now fewer than 40 million smokers in the united too are pharmaceutically induced erections. the cost of prescription drugs like viagra and cyalis is on the rise. the cost has tripled since 2010. without insuran

>> let's get one right now. thank you very much, athena. let's bring in anthony scarmucci. good to see you. >> hey, thanks, chris. great to be here. good morning. >> so, why do you want the names of those who worked at global warming at the department of energy? is this a purge? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think this is an intellectual curiosity. we're really trying to come up with the best solutions to the american people and the best solutions for the world. when you think about the department of energy or the epa, i think what we're thinking about is energy independence for the united states, clean air and clean water, which president-elect has repeatedly said throughout the campaign and during the transition. and the most important thing that we want the american people to focus on is that we can generate a tremendous amount of energy revenues as new taxes coming off the energy that is underneath the ground here in the united states. so, when you look at our forward liabilities, chris, somebody like governor rick perry in that position is going to be magn magnific

let's end this. now it there is a huge market that create videos like this one. >> i had a dream that i got engaged. this is the journey to propose to his girlfriend. they knew from the beginning they had a solid relationship. >> we seen the couple walking into this wooden area. and she was a -- taken to a fancy dinner, and she starts to realize the pictures around are her pictures. their story was featured on a website, howheasked.com. proposal and you can find out where you can find a ring, a photographer for the engagement. >> the only thing they're missing here is the match making service. >> but it makes perfect sense they would create a website like this. so we have the editor of "the knot." are you as surprised at we are of how proposals have become quit t >> i'm not as surprised. i think social media is so important for couples now. one of my favorite videos is a girl who was a huge fan of greece, and he did a flash mob and proposed to her. over the top. i think the most important thing is so

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let's put it aside. let's assume it's true. there's no evidence that shows that the outcome of the election was changed because of a couple dozen john podesta e-mails that were out there. >> i agree with that. and that's fair. but i'm asking you about the specific question of russian intelligence. here's what president obama said in his news conference on friday. take a look. >> unless the american people genuinely think that the professionals in the cia, the fbi are less trustworthy than the russians, then people should pay attention to what our intelligence agencies say. >> and that's really the question i'm focusing on. we'll get to the electors in a minute and what the democrats are trying to do. does president trump accept -- or trust the intelligence community -- this is a cia director saying this, not a third party -- or does he trust the russian denial? >> look, i think that they're almost there, except for the fact they haven't been totally up front and transparent in their opinion as to who, what, where, and how this

let's discuss it.ning us now is former independent senator and former democratic vice presidential candidate joe lieberman. senator, great to have you here in studio. >> good to be here. good morning. >> what do you think of this pick? >> well, full disclosure at the outside, david friedman is a personal friend of mine. when i left the senate i became senior counsel in a law firm in which he's one of the founding partners. >> you're the perfect person -- >> exactly. so, i like him a lot. i think he's extremely capable. i don't agree with him on everything he's ever said. but i think the most important thing is that president-elect donald trump wants david friedman to be the ambassador to israel. in other words, he has the confidence of the president-elect. >> well, look, mr. friedman has said a lot of controversial things. but let's -- his positions on things. >> yeah. >> so let's dive into some of those. first he wants to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. what do you think? >> so i'm f

let's go ahead and pull that up. he said vermonters and all americans should be both alarmed and outrage's one of the world's leading thugs, vladimir putin, has been attempting to hack our electric grid, which we rely on to support our quality of life, economy, health and safety. now, both government officials and the utility industry regularly monitor this grid. and one reason is that it's highly computerized. any disruption could be disastrous for both our medical and emergency services. stephanie? >> yeah, tammy. such a critical part of our infrastructure. nbc's tammy leitner, thank you. >>> the "washington post" report on the vermont utility company came just hours after the president-elect praised vladimir putin for his decision to not retaliate against new u.s. sanctions. in a tweet, trump said, "i always knew he was very smart." meanwhile, nbc confirmed the husband of trump's top adviser, kellyanne conway is on the short list to serve as solicitor general. conway is known in conservative circles for helping pa

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of what the president means, let's do it. >> sure. >> let's talk about what he meant with this tweet that is getting so much attention about the nuclear arsenal. trump tweeted out the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. what does that mean? strengthen and expand. >> it means that there are countries around the globe right now that are talking about increasing their nuclear capacity. and the united states is not going to sit back and allow that to happen without acting in kind. and i think the president-elect is very clear that he's going to be very active in putting america's security first and foremost. and if another country wants to threaten our sovereignty or our safety he will act. >> are you talking about russia? >> i'm talking about russia -- it's not just about one country. it's any country. >> russia i just want to make -- >> russia is one -- >> just talked about this. he said russia needs to enhance the combat capability of strategic nuclear forces primarily by strengthenin

let's get the details.s of the details we should expect today, mark carney whatruggling to understand brexit is going to do to the economy. how much information can he deliver for us? nejra: great question, guy. one of the things he has flagged at the last meeting, he kept using the word uncertainty and the uncertainty around brexit. today, he might be busy but in terms of the decision, we expect policy to remain on hold in the benchmark rate. and 8 -- axpects unanimous decision on that. it could also concern -- confirm what mark carney mentioned in november. that neutral stance is really about this balancing act. on one hand, the bank of england needs to support growth, on the other, he needs to control inflation. one reflection of that dilemma in the data this week, employment dropping for the first time in more than a year. inflation accelerated to its highest in more than two years. those expectations have been driven higher because of a weaker sterling since brexit. with that sense, we have seen sterli

let's move on. what we will find is transition taking place in the wake of the rain we have had last couple of days but i do want to show you some rain. some rain amounts that we had, through the course, of the last couple of days. we will start off by getting on that side here and just showing you rain amounts. let's show you, just a short list in fact, out at the vault we have pick up over 2 inches. doyletown is at 1.74. in hockessin we ended up just over an inch as well. there was a nice solid round of rain for last two days that really helped, when it came, to, again, deficit that we had currently tasted. let's switch gears and look at eye witt net weather watchers, still balmy outside. we have got temperatures that are in the mid 50's here around the region as a whole. fifty-five comes in from peter, up in lawrenceville. he just sent this over, under 15 minutes ago, so very up to date on the observations. temperatures have, again, not really moved all that much. we came out in philadelphia, fro

let's go to connell mcshane with the latest.orning to you guys, the president elect will wrap his week here with more meetings today after last night's thank you tour event out in hershey, pennsylvania. trump returning to the city of hershey where he visited many times during campaign including the friday before the election. >> i'm here today for one main reason, to say thank you to the incredible people of pennsylvania, thank you. thank you. >> this is the first time the republican party has won the state of pennsylvania in almost 30 years. we made history together. connell: transition team back here in new york has been quick to point out in recent days they are running ahead of past administrati naming a cabinet, now yesterday the montana congressman ryan zinke was officially name as the secretary of the internet -- interior. a transition source tells us he was not offered the job at that meeting. leads us to believe others in the running like the former massachusetts senator scott brown may still have a chance. in addition

let me remind you of the original tweet and then let's hear from sean spicer. the original tweet is the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability. until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. here's sean spicer earlier today. >> since he was elected in vember 8th, he has had one success after another with carrier, with boeing. >> this is very different. this is nuclear proliferation. >> i understand that, but other countries need to be put on notice that he's not going to sit back and allow them to undermine our safety, our sovereignty. he's going to match other countries and take action. >> reporter: that posture is a real break from u.s. foreign policy going back decades, when it comes to nuclear proliferation. and a major break from president obama, who has, of course, made it one of his key foreign policy goals to scale back the u.s. of nuclear weapons. in fact, steph, he's convened four different nuclear security summits, trying to get the international community to either draw down its nuclear arsenal or

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nina, let me begin with you. big news. trump says, let it be an arms race. how worried should we be about that? >> well, we can be very worried about it, because trump says a lot of things. at the same time, as his team after that tweet tried to explain to us, this is just he generally means that the united states needs to strengthen its military capacity, because everybody else does the same. so we could be very worried. it could not be worried. i think the worry comes from the fact that first of all, vladimir putin certainly doesn't take those kind of threats or information lightly, and he already went onto say it doesn't surprise him, and russia, in fact, has been increasing its military capability and nuclear capability all throughout the years that putin has been in power. so it is possible that we are facing the new arms race, aka, dr. strangelove coming back from '64 to 2016, but it's also possible this is just donald trump's bluster. we cannot forget the rest of the world is watching, and if trump is threatening the possibility of an arms race. china

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let's take a live lookout side. it's a gorgeous morning. if you're just joining us, this is a live look to the bay bridge. >> yes. very nice. >> we were talking about doing our christmas tree. this beautiful tree. >> real or fake? >> real. >> everything about me is real. it's cold out there. >> all right. good morning everybody. it looks like we have precipitation. this is burned out. it evaporates before we hit the ground. we have rain showers moving in. san francisco and san jose, take a look at the satellite radar. it's interesting again. it looks like a shield of rain over the bay area. it wants to rain but the air mass is so dry a lot of that is evaporating. mid-50s to high 50s around the peninsula. east bay numbers stacking up in the mid-50s a bit of a breeze in simpson beach. upper north bay tracks the rain together at 18 after the hour. here's rocky. >> starting here in richmond on westbound 80. a car fire on the shoulders not causing many delays. definitely vigil distractions. we're hearing reports of actual flames coming from the

but let's be clear here. if these two ultimately work together and it's every indication they ultimately will, if they agree to work together, those vehicles that wamo will work on will be incorporated into the test fleet here in the united states. let's take this a couple steps further, melissa. what you're seeing is a company that's already worked with chrysler on chrysler minivans, part of the test fleet. it's now entering discussions with honda and will likely see those in the test fleet at one point. there will likely be other companies, other automakers approached by wamo. and you see a company here with waymo, working with automakers to get its technology into vehicles initially for testing, but it sets the stage for what we're going to see in 2020, 2021, 2022, when the next wave of autonomous drive vehicles really starting to out into the public and go beyond the test fleets phase. so that's the latest. honda and waymo in discussions to incorporate self-driving autos into the fleet. >> phil, what kind

anna: let's turn to japan.inarts of it seemed to line with estimates but a little bit of a resurgence around bigger manufacturers. the moves in the yen against the dollar. manufacturers are focused on exports and therefore they care very much about the currency. the stock market moves with it. we think the currency is going weaker. at a time when the u.s. yield curve is rising. that is the tactical story. the structural story is completely different. it has nothing to do with the interest rates and everything to do with the changing corporate culture in japan. and you see success there, because lots of investors speak skeptically about where is the other arrow, it is missing in action. are you really confident that problems like immigration and all thatthe workplace, will be able to be delivered? find faultcan always with any reform program. immigration is the key missing part of what we have had so far. is stillployment rising. under the surface, the japanese economy is very strong. has the high r&b spend, and

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let's discuss this. we want to bring in "washington post" reporter abby phillip and the author of "first women," kate anderson brouwer. ladies, great to have you here. abby, i want to start with you. let's start there with what michelle obama was talking about. she was referring to mitch mcconnell and the meeting that was had in the very first days of president obama's presidency, maybe even before he took the office. mitch mcconnell had a meeting with some high-level republicans and said we're going to block him at every turn. michelle obama is suggesting that she will take a different tact with the trumps. >> right. it goes to show that she hasn't really let all of that go, that it's still at the forefront of her mind. i think there's a distinction. she's made this distinction between the transition in the white house, the bush white house to the obama white house, and the transition in washington, which i think we can still assume for donald trump is going to be fairly contentious and kind of acrimoni

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let's say russia did act alone. >> let's look at it.n't know if they acted alone or if they blackmailed republicans or democrats. >> i want an answer that's not political. let's say you found out they did act alone and they were trying to influence the election. not so much to tip the collection in one person's favor or not. the electors are aware of that. are you saying they should just be aware of their influence or should switch the republican one allegiance to donald trump because of it? >> well, i think you have to ask the republican electors what they're going to do. again, to be fair, we're trying to get the information declassified for everyone, number one. lower the classification so that we can actually take a look at it at a local facility so that a military base or an fbi office so we can make an informed decision. i'm not taking them at their word. if i took them at the word of someone who put information in "the washington post," i would have stood up friday night and say i believe them. i want to make my own independent j