eli lilly. as the company's top spokesman, you helped manage the fallout in when the company was forced to 2009 pay the largest criminal fine ever imposed in a prosecution like this. $500 million. at that time, eli lilly's ceo isd "doing the right thing nonnegotiable at eli lilly. " do you think that settlement represented adequate accountability for eli lilly's criminal behavior? mr. azar: so senator, i want to be really clear the conduct in that case occurred and ended long before i ever even left the government or thought about going to lilly. i was not involved in that case when i was in the government. i think i actually learned about even the investigation for the first time, although it had been in the media, i think i learned about it when i was interviewing and learned about it and wanted to do my own inquiring. sen. warren: then you became the spokesman for lilly. mr. azar: i became the global head of corporate affairs. i will tell you, the conduct that occurred there was unacceptable.

this little girl, lilly. she sounds like a very special young lady. girl, lilly.e is not suitable for her any more so she is living with auntie in kent but last year, lilly had a very tough christmas, there wasn't much money at andy had to buy her a new bed and clothes so this year, lilly was wrapping up christmas presents and when she was doing so she the idea of getting gifts for other children who, like, won't be with their birth pa rents who, like, won't be with their birth parents at christmas. her auntie got involved, she wrote a post on her facebook page asking for people to contribute. she had an enormous response and before she neared, hundreds of were offering presents to what lilly and her auntie were up to what lilly and her auntie were up to and the project snowballed and throughout the local community in sevenoaks, throughout the local community in sevenoa ks, many people throughout the local community in sevenoaks, many people were chipping m, sevenoaks, many people were chipping in, including many organisations and also the local funeral company go

eli lilly. as the company's top spokesman you helped manage the fallout in 2009 when the company was forced to pay the largest fine ever imposed in a prosecution like this, more than half a billion dollars. at that time, eli lilly's ceo said quote doing the right thing is non-negotiable at eli lilly. do you think that settlement represented adequate accountability for lie lily's criminal behavior? >> senator, i want to be really clear the conduct in that case occurred and ended long before i ever even left the government or thought about going to lilly. i was never in that case when i was in the government. i think i learned about the investigation when it had been in the media, i learned about it when i was interviewing and wanted to do my own inquiring. >> you became the spokesman for eli lilly. >> i will tell you the conduct that occurred there was unacceptable. there's not a leader at lil lil that would say that. it was a massive transformational experience for lilly. >> was the settlement a

. >> lilly goes on youtube as superwoman.nd her ex are friends and she was invited to meet the new girlfriend. >> i'll be super annoyed if he's really happy or gets rich or starts going to the gym. >> it depends on how much time has passed, too. >> i was friends with all my exes, then got married, not anymore. >> then you walk into the restaurant and it's freaking carly cloth. >> what? >> nice to meet you. >> excuse me one second. >> oh, my god. should we get a selfie? >> no. >> so sorry, we're just checking the vegetarian options. >> be cool. be cool. >> come on, guys, keep it together. >> one, two, three, go. >> hey. >> so, carly. what do you do? >> i'm a model. >> what? >> not just a model, a supermodel. >> i hate you. i hate you, i hate you. >> not only that, he uses a hand gesture that she uses all the time to refer to the new girlfriend. don't do that, man. >> anything i've seen? >> maybe the victoria secret fashion show? >> never heard of it. >> play dumb all day long. >> adorable thing where she dresses up like her da

before lilly, i had an academic career in new york at mt. sinai school of medicine, where we also did smaller-scale studies. both of the compounds at lilly that reached late-phase testing were very promising scientifically. they actually did address some aspects of what is called the amyloid cascade hypothesis. but neither showed sufficient efficacy to enable a registration as actual medicines for prescription. the four-phase three trials we did, usually two trials for each new potential medicine, included a total of 4,694 patients with mild to moderate alzheimer's disease. and these were conducted in 31 countries simultaneously. approximately 40% of those seen were seen at clinical sites in north america. 21% at sites in western europe. 10% at sites in japan. 9% at sites in mexico and south america. 8% at sites in eastern europe, including russia. 7% at asian countries outside of japan. and 5% in south africa and australia. from these experiences with g.a.p. and lilly and a lot of years trying to develop new medicines, i'd like to share the

we have in our collections a set of letters by a woman whose name is lilly haze and this particular letter from 1874 is one of my favorites. so she writes i waited with trunks packed for three weeks. at last a boat came in site and we started on our perilous journey up the river. this missouri river is unlike any river you could dream of. it's very broad and in some places shallow. it channel owing to the sand and winds continually shifting. it is never two days in the same place. so here is an eye witness account of her first view of the missouri river that she is now going to go up to the cheyenne reservation and become a missionary teacher. oly and rovau were earlier writers of the plains, basing their work very much on historical research and livered experience themselves and they, in a way, became it pioneers for it writers that came after them. in particular a writer like herbert krous that we have here. krauss grew up of a german extraction in western minnesota near fergus falls on a farm. he and his family were almost pennierious farmers and krauss wanted to move away or certainly

kate roger has these doe taetais kate >> we're watching shares of eli lilly higher by .25% right now they're announcing their board approved an 8% increase in the company's quarterly dividend to around 56 cents per share. the old rate was around 52 cents per share. once again the stock is higher by a quarter of a percent right now. back over to you. >> kate, thank you so much, kate rogers with that story. >>> d.c. lawmakers, meantime, racing against the clock to get a tax reform bill to the president's desk before the christmas holiday. ylan mui is in washington with the very latest on where everything currently stands. ylan >> reporter: scott, the treasury department out today with a new report that they claim shows a tax plan does pay for itself the report projects gdp will average 2.9% over the decade and that transplait plaiplai plail8 trillion additional in revenue the tax bill costs $1.5 trillion the treasury says it will be a net gain of $300 billion now this is way more optimistic than just about every other estimate that's out there. the joint committee on taxation estimates

eli lilly announces they were getting into dexcom space and their stock tumbled. now eli lilly is saying they want to work with dexcom so can you give me your thoughts on dexcom's future >> okay. well we -- we were most concerned about is that abbott has gotten involved. and abbott was going after dexcom dexcom has a great niche of the highest end, safest, least -- not the most definite reading on the situation. and that's why we think that dexcm was overly punished when abbott went against them i think you're fine with dexcom. this market is hard to keep down earnings have been crushing it i expect more of it next week. a company that keeps the technology running at dominos. and even for the fed, i'll reveal the name ahead. then wer then the weather outside is frightful. find out which stock can warm up your portfolio and the deadline for affordable care act i'm talking with a sooeg to find out what means for your money. don't miss my exclusive with cramer fav stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow him on twitter. have a question? tweet c

. >> lilly goes on youtube as superwoman. she and her ex are friends and she was invited to meet the new girlfriend. >> i'll be super annoyed if he's really happy or gets rich or starts going to the gym. >> it depends on how much time has passed, too. >> i was friends with all my exes, then got married, not anymore. >> then you walk into the restaurant and it's freaking carly cloth. >> what? >> nice to meet you. >> excuse me one second. >> oh, my god. should we get a selfie? >> no. >> so sorry, we're just checking the vegetarian options. >> be cool. be cool. >> come on, guys, keep it together. >> one, two, three, go. >> hey. >> so, carly. what do you do? >> i'm a model. >> what? >> not just a model, a supermodel. >> i hate you. i hate you, i hate you. >> not only that, he uses a hand gesture that she uses all the time to refer to the new girlfriend. don't do that, man. >> anything i've seen? >> maybe the victoria secret fashion show? >> never heard of it. >> play dumb all day long. >> adorable thing where she dresses up like

. >>> more stocks to watch, and eli lilly's stomach cancer drug met its main goal of preventing the disease from advancing but failed its secondary target of improving overall survival rates. you can see shares unchanged in premarket. ford sales in china dropped 8% from a year ago. this follows a 5% decline from the prior month, and those shares are down about 0.5% premarket. nok nokia's chief operating officer is leaving that company. the telecom network equipment-maker naming current senior vice president for nokia transformation as the replacement, and those shares are also down 0.5%. >>> meantime, we are following the developing story out of southern california. wildfires are burning unchecked. the biggest blaze has now scorched more than 230,000 acres. >> wow. >> crews say it's only 10% contained. nbc's dan shiman has the latest. >> reporter: the thomas fire, the biggest in southern california, is still on the move. >> over the last 12 to 14 hours, we've experienced some extreme fire behavior. >> reporter: a new flare-up in santa barbara county more than 5,000 residents under a mandato

lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress.y sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. ther. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. >> time is 4:44. here's a look at the stories we're following for you today, monday december 18. power is finally back on at the

. >>> eli lilly is lifting its earning and revenue forecasts for the next year. the company said that outlook is due in part to strong demand for its recently launched diabetes drug and its psoriasis drug. lily is also optimistic about its experimental rheumatoid arthritis drug. shares rose to $87.89. >>> delta is set to place a huge order with airbus. according to reports, the airline could place orders for 100 jet liners. that deal would be a blow to airbus rival boeing. shares of delta rose slightly to $53.63. boeing shares blew off that report. that dow component rose to $291.84. >>> the holiday shopping season is not shaping up to be a very good one for pier 1. the furniture and decorations retailer says sa softened at the start of september after a relatively strong black friday. the company says it's using discounts to get customers into the stores. shares of pier one were very volatile today, she dropped sharply in extended after hours trading but finished the regular session up 6%, about, to $5.84. >>> it looks like t-mobile plans to launch a pay tv serv

>> just being lilly.anta's virtual stops today 'll link up with four other schriner's hospitals landing smiles on each one their faces. in philadelphia, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. >>> i don't know about you but i got happy tears going right now. that was about the sweetest thing ever live look at the ben franklin parkway snow already covering the roads i mean about an hour ago it look like it was definitely coming down and man, it is coming down. kathy, this could be a problem for folks when they head out the door in the morning. just thinking. >> yes. >> you just thinking it will be pro problem. >> definitely. i was drying my hair bect was soak. the snow is falling so fast out there and it's very wet. you're seeing outside i look likes raining snow and that's what it's doing in old city philade keep us postedt's going on where you live i sent out a tweet what's going on in old city but the are snow cover. the sidewalks are and it'sty s there. the temperature is 27. winds are out of the south at just seven

eli lilly has hired goldman sachs help review for a animal health business.le familiar, they are considering a potential ipo. it is with one of $15 billion. older polls look shallow -- voter polls look shallow this year. traders at banc of america are looking at their bonus fall more than 10%. bonusesn are set to get that are 5% smaller than a year earlier. that is your bloomberg business flash. still on "bloomberg markets." we will take look at the outcome for trading in 2018. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ marta live from bloomberg's new european headquarters in the city of london, i'm mark barton weak and in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." 5%ders are likely to see a bonuses. it is more than other banks. environment, marianne lake said this. not many catalysts are that exciting. after low volatility, what can we expect next year? the senior analyst for your banks is joining us. if you are grumbling, you should be thankful it is only down 5%. allison: revenue will be down more like 8%, and rates trading which is the biggest piece of revenue

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lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress.ut once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >> disney world hotels getting major security overhaul. the most magical place on earth and of the employees will conduct daily inspections of every room lose the question is is this an invasion of privacy or a good move to protect against security threats. here to weigh in his national security analyst for the clarion project, thank you for joining us. let's go over what is changing as far as disney resorts go, the do not disturb signs will change to room occupied. employees must enter rooms every day and there will be changes at all resorts in the upcoming weeks. do you think this is a good idea? >> i do. not like there's going to be random inspections where they go through your stuff. the idea is they don't want to 24 hour period where someone is just using their room which is part of a private business t

he also spent time as an executive at eli lilly, so he has had a wealth of experience, mostly in theublic sector and national politics, and to some extent, the private sector as well. but has had no experience whatsoever as an academic. or in the academic field. in that sense, he sort of the unconventional university president. carol: he came to purdue in 2013 and started shaking things up big time. as a mother who will send her kid to college in three years, i love what he did. he froze the cost of tuition. >> right. he came in and think he was clear from the outset that the model that a lot of elite universities, both public and private, have been adhering to was under pressure. and if it wasn't broken, it was going to break it some point. basically, you have a situation where more and more students are applying and seeking to attend these elite schools. as a result, they have an incentive to continue to raise tuition. that is saddling students with more and more debt that they take longer and longer to pay off. it is especially true in public universities were you also, at the sam

red to honor fallen san francisco firefighters, as you know, hoyt tower was, well, it was created by lillyitchcock coit. she was a patron of san francisco firefighters. so all of that is connected. the weather? cold today. very cold. lisa argen along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. >> hi, i'm michael finney. it's my job to answer questions. i'm worried. i have this medical bill...oll, huh? dave, you have anthem and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help any question you... is, is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble] and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans

david: that's true for lilly. she is a mainstay on forbes highest youtuber earners. number three last year. carol: $7.5 million. good, which pretty he has endorsements with coca-cola, smash box cosmetics, and she did something with skittles. which she was happy about because she loves them. it is all over the place with her and she sees many different ways for her to continue to expand. carol: you do other names in the entertainment area. patty jenkins was everywhere in 2017. david: yes, it was a big year for her. she directed "wonder woman." the first female record to helm a superhero movie. carol: blockbuster made so much money. david: it made few dollars. i heard they did ok. as of today, we are looking at over $820 million. carol: phenomenal numbers. david: she did ok. julia: she's working on the sequel? david: yes. she is in production on the sequel now and certainly happy about that. it is a story that they can go a long way. superhero movies are future now. julia: what does that say in the role of women? some of the comments solloway made with regards to her p

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lilly one of the computers streamed the rescue on facebook life as she and others attempted to wake upcy button to stop that oncoming train from coming. they say that gave them enough time to pull the man off the tracks, paramedics then transported him to the hospital where he's being described as in serious condition tonight. >>> dog owners beware. some of those treats you give your furry friends well they may not be safe for them at all. the manager of the humane society in sarasota shared these photos of a dog treat stuck around a dog's mouth. that treat is a hollowed out bone about two and a half inches wide. the clinic had to use bolt cutter toss free the dog.& the fda has put out warnings about these types of treats in the past. >>> a new study finds more people are calling for ubers instead of ambulances when they need to go to the hospital. researchers found that ambulance usage dropped at least 7% between 2013 and 2015. they believe low risk patients opt for uber because it's cheaper than a pricey ambulance ride. uber says it's not a substitute for law enforcement or medical p

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reporter: that is true, and that is especially true for lilly.forbes highest youtuber earners. i think she was up to number three last year. carol: $7.5 million. david: $7.5 million. she has endorsements with coca-cola, smash box cosmetics, and she did something with skittles. which she was happy about because she loves skittles. it is all over the place with her and she sees many different ways for her to continue to expand. carol: all right, you do some other names in the entertainment area. patty jenkins and jill soloway, i feel like patty jenkins was everywhere in 2017. david: yes, it was a big year for patty jenkins. patty jenkins of course directed "wonder woman." the first female record to helm a studio superhero movie. carol: blockbuster made so much money. david: it made few dollars. i heard, i heard they did ok. she had $149 million budget. as of today internationally we are looking at $820 million. carol: phenomenal numbers. david: yeah, she did ok. julia: she's working on the sequel? david: yes. she is in production on the sequel now,

we had the upside of the other drugs, the reputation of the firm, and the good dividend it allowed lilly'sck to bottom at dividend and contained our loss lesson one, if you're going to speculate, make sure there's something to fall back on. step two is trickier the stock bounced back and we decided lily's prospects were better than we thought and there were other drugs in there and it didn't discontinue the work on the alzheimer's drug that meant the stock bounced and bounced hard after we sold it. so your take-away, if you didn't have homework to know enough of the drug and to keep the earnings up basically, you didn't need to sell the stock when this one drug didn't pan out. at the very least you could have waited for more of a bounce and sold it at a higher level. really surprised we did this big mistake by me. third lesson, the time to buy a stock with a drug is after people have given up on it but before the trials are discontinued, which often hatches. that's when expectations are at the lowest we took a swing at lilry when many were excited about the prospects for the alzheimer's th

like a bristol-myers, merck, pfizer or eli lilly. we'll go for those janelle in illinois.elle. >> caller: jim, should i buy more or wait for another pull back in wowens corning. >> i'm torn here why? we had mike on the other day and, boy, was the story great. that said the stock has been up in a straight line of 62%. we're going to wait for more of a pullback that's too aggressive. robert in new york. >> caller: big boo-yah how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? >> caller: i just want to say me and my son nick follow you he is in the air force and want to ask you about regeneron. >> earlier there was a guy that ask the by a biotech stock i wasn't craze i is. r re regeneron is doing great. dick in virginia >> caller: hello >> dick, it's jim. what's up? >> caller: hi, jim i wanted to wish you and your family and your extended family at "mad money" happy holidays. >> sick, thank you >> caller: yes, and go, eagles and my question i followed your advice about buying boeing which has come up quite a bit and i was wondering what you thought about trimming it a little bit to buy

. >> not too fast, lilly!rter: after living here for just a few months, timothy's asthma has cleared up. >> he just had a wellness checkup with his doctor a couple weeks ago, actually, and he's, he's healthy! >> reporter: dr. pollack says it's vital to measure health effects like these in a more concrete way. his research team in baltimore is collecting air quality samples and cockroach and mouse allergens in the homes of families before and after they move. and then, testing whether asthmatic children who move to new neighborhoods have fewer complications. >> we've heard from a lot of families that their asthma symptoms are doing better, that their health is improved. i really think it's important to try to quantify this. i think this is especially important, as we're thinking about ways to have investments in housing that lead to returns in health. >> reporter: but there are risks to moving families out of these neighborhoods. >> i'm really stressed out, especially just sitting in traffic. >> reporter: back

eli lilly, glaxosmithkline, johnson & johnson, merck and pfizer.raction, but certainly some stocks to watch as the story develops as the journal broke this morning. here's some of the bigger generic drugmakers, allergan, mylan, you know, maybe the generic drugmakers are going to maybe get involved in this. we shall see. if you're still wondering about what your tax cuts and the jobs act is going to affect you in the coming year, what does this all mean? i've got some good news for you. the tax policy center says it's going to benefit most american taxpayers at least until key provisions expire. according to the tax policy center, only 8.5 million americans will pay higher taxes compared to about 143 million who will pay lower taxes. now, the same study also showsç that millionaires will get an average of nearly $70,000 extra which is 4.3% while those in the 50-$70,000 bracket are going to get about a 1.6% benefit. but what about the bigger picture effects of tax reform? just ahead of the act passing, the national association of manufacturers ceos'

thank you so much, elizabeth lilly, founder and president of crocus partners. joe: coming up, we look at the future of the fed in the year ahead. we will look at monetary policy, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: this is "bloomberg markets." joe: let's turn to monetary policy and the future of the federal reserve and 2018. there is a candidate being considered by the white house for fed weiss chair -- fed pfister. a portfolio manager talked about the possibility at bloomberg earlier today. >> he is an exceptional leader, expert.ader, he is if chosen, he would be well-suited for the job. that is as much as i can say. you can only see great things about rich. joe: a former fed governor is also being considered. joining us for more inside on the future of the fed is senior u.s. economist at bloomberg economics. thank you for joining us. are a lot of openings that the fed, including vice chair. -- is itissing academic experience or fed experience? what are the areas you have heard needs to be strengthened? >> well, i guess they are missing the economic experience,

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my grandmother was, like, it's time to put lilly away. >> there was a box under the tree in the shapehe tree and i couldn't contain myself. the week before christmas i, like, poked a hole. just to see if it's actually a pound puppy. and it was a pound puppy. and i was so excited. but i remember even at that age thinking oh my god, i'm so excited. oh no, how am i going to cover the hole? >> the year i got a chalkboard was probably the best christmas ever. that meant i could go in my room and i could play school by myself for hours. i would lock myself in my room and just write on the chalkboard. it was the best. >> merry christmas, dylan dreyer. >> we got something for you. >> i have a chalkboard. and chalk. >> and you continue to surprise me with your dorkdom. >> why am i the only one with a gift? all of us wanted normal toys. and you wanted a chalkboard. do we have chalk? >> yes, we have chalk right here. >> i used to play school. >> there you go. >> who were your students? >> they were all imaginary students. >> remember this, this chalk -- it's fine. you'd go like this and you'd wr

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>> little lilly in a dress from j. crew.ng that. come on, why don't we stroll over to our next party. i love this. >> this is all about when you take your holiday picture, whether it's a card, whether for facebook or instagram. so that means a lot of prints and patterns but also kind of casual. as you can see with beth sitting there with her sweater from the gap and her pants are track pants from zara. that's like the style right now. >> those pants are awesome. >> they are so cute. i don't know if you can see the detail on the side. would you wear those in real life? >> i would. >> you would. how about the girls. >> emma is in a cute little outfit from gap. her top is sparkly and pants are sparkler and the converse are the kicker. put on sparkly converse and that makes everything festive. and then natalie is in this really cute sweater from zara kids and her pants are from j. crew, they're plaid and she has on the sparkly converse. >> by the way, beautiful. every single one of these looks terrific. thank you so much. for ev

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i wanted to wish everyone a happy holiday and i wanted to tell my two daughters lilly ian in a and isabella the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. ♪ welcome back everybody. 8:30 on this december 25th, 2017. live look at the roads and you're smooth sailing out there if you need to go and do whatever you got to do right n now. >> last minute christmas gifts are heading to grandma's house. great today to go over the river, through the woods and on the beltway. >> that's right. can you imagine one day a week like that give yourself time to catch up. >> everything seems so much closer. zip across town in few minutes. >>> welcome back. let's take look at the stories we're following for you this christmas morning. >>> two loudoun county sheriffs deep tease are recovering after being shot. when they arrived 39 year old douglas johnson, jr. was arguing with this 19-year-old daughter and at one point johnson went upstairs and grabbed a gun b deputies

lilly, it is open phones, what is on your mind?aller: yes, i was calling about the sexual misconduct and orcing out of conyers and trying to tell al franken to leave. i believe that if they have paid $15 million, i think they misconduct ual settlements, that -- host: that wasn't all for sexual settlements, that was the report on settlements of of all kinds. i'm not sure $15 million is orrect, i think it was more like $13, but go ahead. caller: okay, if there are any saerp senators or congressmen that out, theyttlement paid need to also be forced out, too, exposed and made to leave, also, if they're going out.orce these two host: one settlement payment come up, payment made to an accuser of texas congressman blake ferenthold, a on that, reporting discussed that.ome up, payment if you missed the segment with the roll call senior editor, it hould already be online at c-span.org. bill, hazelwood, missouri, line for republicans. ahead.o caller: yeah, my congressman, gerrymandered democrat, i discussed that. believe should take he high r