lloyd: i don't know.avid: when you grew up you do not have a lot of money, was it something you thought about? david: people seem to blame goldman's for more of the sins of wall street more than they blamed anything else. could this be life-threatening? lloyd: it is life-threatening for sure. david: do you think maybe i should step down from ceo and smell the flowers little bit more? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: people would not recognize me if i fixed my tie. i will just leave it this way. alright. ♪ i don't consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? we are here with lloyd blankfein, who has been the chairman and ceo of goldman sachs for 10 years and i do not think any of your predecessors in the last two decades stayed that long, is that right? lloyd: it seemed that way but it

lloyd: no, i did. thought i was built for endurance so we get a smallish race and the other kids that finishers may work finished showering after i finish. i moved from there to the boathouse. david: what if you decide you wanted to be a lawyer or go to law school? lloyd: i was 18 years old. i was young and by the time i sorted things out, i was pretty bad for it while, took a lot of science courses, did not know what i wanted to do and toyed with the idea of being an academic. i was a good student but not that good of a student and it also dawned on me that at some point i needed to pay off student loans and earn a living so i thought i would be a professional, apply to law school at a lot of people just walk down the block from college and they take no time off in between so i went to harvard law school. david: he went to new york law firms. lloyd: i got job offers at some and i did not get job offers and others. -- butbut you roundup you roundup of that firm? lloyd: i accepted a job at a tax office

lloyd: it's funny.on't know how you will react to things until you live through them but my whole life is about risk management. worrying about details. when this happened, it was so quick that when i have the cat scan, i knew i had lymphoma but i didn't know what type. i had to have a biopsy. and then it takes a week to figure out what you have. and the way these things work and the peculiarity of my being ceo of a public company, you really can't tell anybody until you tell everybody. so my wife and i could tell nobody. so during this time, on the way to the hospital to get the biopsy, i had a schedule and a televised thing with a lot of reporters. went to the hospital. waited five days for the report. i went to get the results of the report and the thing was so advanced and it was so mandated what the treatment would be, i literally went upstairs from the doctor to strap on the first chemo treatment. david: so the treatment is now been completed, is that right? now that you have had this, you are in

lloyd: i was 16. by the time i sorted things out, i was premed for a while and i took science courses and i wasn't sure what i was going to do. being an academic am i was a good student, not that good a student. it also dawned on me at some point that i needed to pay my student loans and earn a living so i thought it would be a professional. i applied to law school and i walked down the block and went to law school. david: you went to new york law firms right afterward? lloyd: i got job offers from some. david: you wound up at donovan leisure? lloyd: there was another firm that hired me and i accepted a job, this is a top notch new york law firm and their tax department, i got a call from them and some months had gone by and they told me, they said we will move you, we have over hired and we will move you to the corporate department. i said, i want to be a tax lawyer. they say we have over hired and we do not have a slot. tell me, how many slots do you have and they said four. i said how many people d

did it happen with frank lloyd wright? it's not possible to say one way or the other for sure, but the stories and the writings and reminiscences about frank lloyd wright are phenomenal in the way they describe him, the characteristics of entitlement, of sort of his enormous ego, feeling always that he was right to the detriment of people around him, stepping on people's toes. every one of these characteristics that is listed clinically as narcissistic personality disorder, classic in frank lloyd wright. and this is different from garden variety narcissism because narcissists are a dime a dozen, you know? we all know them. the disorder is a much more entrenched condition, much harder to deal with and much more, having much more of an impact on the people around the person. so the stories that emerge from frank lloyd wright, he designed the guggenheim. and if you've been to the guggenheim, you know it's built around this wonderful with spiral that you go up. so when frank lloyd wright designed this building, the original de

they've landed lloyd here a seat more times than he could count.this crowd -- >> i feel like they're my season tickets. >> -- sits kyle lloyd. >> it's been brought to my attention i've won more than ten times. i guess it's like 13 or 15. >> he's an eagles fanatic at home and on twitter, watching the eagles' official account. >> every friday before home game and then they announce the location. first person who high fives swoops and says fan friday wins. >> two tickets free of charge. once lloyd even drove two hours and through three states just to high five the eagles mascot and beat out everyone else no matter what it takes. >> i ran across the street, almost got hit by a car, and high fived swoop. >> and even on his wedding anniversary, he managed to get to a philadelphia eagles game. how did he make it up to his wife? he took her to "wicked" on broadway, and he got those tickets for free. >> i like to enter contests. >> everywhere we looked, we saw family. take his father-in-law, an enormous sports fan who sadly passed away this summer. so now l

but that video clearly, clearly exculpates duncan lloyd.s distance -- >> hey, joe -- >> he doesn't participate and he is not -- >> let's talk nicely. -- i think his client will be fine. trump got trounced in the city of philadelphia. what's the registration edge, 7-1 against you these days? >> yeah, unfortunately. >> if the spray paint had said f hillary, whoever did it would probably be in solitary confinement right now, don't you think? >> we're not having this discussion right now, michael, if that was the case. mayor kenny is left of left. he supports every liberal cause. he would have been out tweeting day one. now he's taking a wait and see attitude. so, i mean, this is your new democratic party, right? the wine glass the ascot, the blazer. it's a coastal party. they just re-elected nancy pelosi, it's chestnut hill. they lost our blue collar base. this is what they do. they block traffic when people are trying to get home from work. it's the snow flakes. it's the millennial crowd that doesn't want people to get home from work. it's no

. >>> doctor lloyd rudly was driving the other vehicle involved in the deadly head on crash.ello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. tonight as investigation into that crash continues "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, spoke with a close friend of rud liz and cleve is live now in elmer, new jersey with more, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, doctor rudly practiced variety liz in several offices but this one on front street in elmer was closest to home. tonight i met a life long friend gave me exclusive information about his life, and a medical condition, that she thinks, played a part in that crash. that killed him, as well as trooper williams. >> from childhood all he wanted to be was a psychiatrist. >> reporter: christie was reluctant to be on camera but answered every question we asked about doctor lloyd rudly, the credits state police say died in the head on crash monday night that took the life of trooper frank i williams. >> he has no living relatives at all. so every holiday we would have him here. he was like a family member, without being blood family

lloyds is looking now to the future.his is really about beefing up the footprint here. looking to the united states, the dowjones moving in on 20,000. this figure doesn‘t meana in on 20,000. this figure doesn‘t mean a huge amount but it is a huge rally. ii.5% mean a huge amount but it is a huge rally. 11.5% or something since the election. what does it tell you about the american economy? it's very interesting. the movement in the us energy market and the strength of the dollar and weakness of the euro are all part of the same thing, which is an optimism that the new us administration will come you know, will basically be spending some bunny. and will accelerate growth in the us. there are challenges —— spending some money. we have seen a lot of domestic policy. i think we will get to the 20,000 level. we would caution about getting too enthusiastic about buying here. we think a pull—back at some stage would not be a big surprise given how quickly. higher interest rates, three or four times next year, a whole percentage

lloyd already contacted the philadelphia police and is cooperating with them.e will decide on the course of action once we obtain more information about the investigation. he went on to say we do not condone this type of behavior from our employees. now, we also reached out to philly police, they confirmed they should in fact, get in fact with one out of the suspects, however, no interviews have been conducted and no arrests have been made. live outside city hall, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. >>> president-elect trump responds to growing questions about potential conflicts of interest between his business and the presidency. trump now says he will give up control of his vast business empire, more details are expected at a news conference scheduled for strainsth of his children are expected to take control of the business. in the meantime the president-elect will begin what he calls a thank you tour tomorrow with a stop in ohio .he'll also visit the carrier company in indiana after persuading the company to keep jobs in the u.s. >>> nancy p

lloyd blankfein wants to keep t the current size and structure of the firm.es all over the country and the world. inside the company, many of the partners, most of the partners are actually advocating for a downsize of the firm from that level to something close to 20,000, and here's what they want to do, they want to get rid of the bankers and the far-flung offices, not have a bank in every city and state and bring it to a manageable level and focus the firm on a few key areas of production including trading, which they believe will come back, now that donald trump is president. they think they can get rid of the dodd-frank rules that prevented trading and want this to be a much more manageable firm, where they can make more money being smaller. as you know lloyd blankfein is the ceo, two years left, he's advocating for keeping it the way it is, and they're likely to keep it the way it is for the time being. but there is a debate in there and i find this fascinating. sometimes the debates lead to substantial change, where some say most of the partners want t

. >> his name is kyle lloyd. he's won three tickets to eagles home games 13 times.ere's how it works. every friday before a home game or on tuesday. the eagles post a location on twitter. the first person to show up there and high five wins two free tickets. once, lloyd even drove two hours through two states to high five the eagles mascot. >> i ran across the street. almost got hit by a car and high fived. my boss knows on friday, i'm going to clock out early for break. and then race to the location. i know i'm going to have some competition now. i already have competition. my sisters. my mother. >> but they've never beaten him. lloyd will, of course, be in the stands this evening because he got this free tickets. >> of course, he did. >> you do not need free tickets to watch tonight's game. you can just turn on nbc10 and watch the game for free in your living room. >> the giants are making the trip down the turnpike. even though the eagles will not be in the playoffs this year, it's a meaningful game for them. the team is trying to win its first division game defe

the frank lloyd wright trail spans from kenosha county to richland county. the self-guided route takes travelers to nine frank lloyd wright sites, including the taliesin in spring green. >> wisconsin has the greatest concentration of frank lloyd wright buildings in the world, 41 of them. so this trail is a way to bring international visitors to wisconsin. >> the 200-mile route starts at i-94 along the illinois-wisconsin line. patrick: representatives from meijer stopped by blair elementary school in waukesha this morning to drop off hundreds of pairs of winter boots. >> it is a great feeling to know person's life in whatever fashion it is and just seeing the look on their faces when they walk in it just warms your heart really. patrick: meijer gave out 400 sets of boots today and an orange with each set just as saint nick would do. joyce: i love with that girl said, i'm going to wear them forever. a new non-stop flight option starts tomorrow at mitchell international airport. patrick: frontier airlines will inaugurate its first non-stop flight from milwaukee

lloyd already contacted the philadelphia police and is cooperating with them.e will decide on the course of action once we obtain more information about the investigation. he went on to say we do not condone this type of behavior from our employees. now, we also reached out to philly police, they confirmed they should in fact, get in fact with one out of the suspects, however, no interviews have been conducted and no arrests have been made. live outside city hall, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thank you. >>> president-elect trump responds to growing questions about potential conflicts of interest between his business and the presidency. trump now says he will give up control of his vast business empire, more details are expected at a news conference scheduled for strainsth of his children are expected to take control of the business. in the meantime the president-elect will begin what he calls a thank you tour tomorrow with a stop in ohio .he'll also visit the carrier company in indiana after persuading the company to keep jobs in the u.s. >>> nancy p

lloyd has been on the two week leave, without pays and must complete 40 hours of community services. >>> in delaware, wilmington paused to honor another fallen hero, fire fighters gathered for funeral of lieutenant ardythe hope, she was promoted posthumously after battling severe burns for more than two months. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has story from the chase center. >> reporter: it is beat of the trum, and melody of pipes that let us know someone great has passed away. after 68 days, battling to survive severe burns, senior wilmington fire fighter ardythe hope was laid to rest during a funeral at chase center saturday afternoon. she's a third to die from the september rehome fire, that also claimed the lives of captain christopher leach, and lieutenant jerry fickes as well as severely injuring brad speakman. >> september 24th my world was rock, two fire fighters down and several fire fighters rushed to area hospitals. significant turning point for not only me but entire wilmington fire department as city as a whole. >> reporter: anthony good promoted hope to the rank

it was a building that frank lloyd wright used as a laboratory. wright was working to create a new kind of architecture for america. he was born in 1867 and died in 1959. he lived through an era of development and change. when he was born, america was very young. he wanted to design and create an architecture specifically for america, something that was open and free, like democracy. so he comes here and he builds taliesin west, it is an open planned example of how we can create new architecture for america. so he uses it as an example of what american architecture can be and how it can relate to the landscape. in 1936, he came down with a bout of pneumonia. living in wisconsin, the cold winters were hard on him. he was 70 years old and the doctors say, if you can't escape -- if you can't escape the wisconsin winter you can , probably extend your life by 20 years. he remembers the wonderful climate and he will look for a property here where you can build his winter home, or he refers to it as his winter camp. in 1938 he comes here and purchases th

lloyd will, of course, be at the game tonight using his free tickets.o, you know, i'm going to be running in a couple minutes to high five. >> yeah, i'm going out for that coffee break. by the way, we're nod advocating getting hit by a car. of course, keep safety in mind. >>> 4:59. here's more of the stories that we're following on "nbc10 news" at 5:00 a.m. >>> the rush is on. post also service said today is the busiest delivery day as it scrambles to make sure your holiday packages get there. >>> and ikea paying millions. >>> and the family captured by the taliban for the last four years. >>> good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm rosemary connors. a cold start to our thursday. meteorologist bill henley has the forecast this morning. bill. >> yeah. cold enough for some snow. and i'm tracking snow showers in the suburbs right now moving into burkes county and chester county. this is very light snowfall and on the move. most of it is evaporating before it hits the ground. cloudy skies in new jersey and lehigh valley.

shares in lloyds today are up by 2.6%. the italian rod caster owned by the former prime minister is rising as much as .4%. buying additional shares in media set. by them.founded the management decided to lift its media set stake within the betting limits of 30% of share capital. .t's been quite a journey shares are up by 62% in december. there is the journey in the last six or so months. this is the euro against the pound today. are the most divided on record as where the currency is going in 2017. itsling is on point for biggest decline. they reached 86 pence by the end of next year. the range is 73 pence to a pound per euro. strategists want to know if it is brexit affecting the u.k.. there is a 55% chance of euro sterling reaching 80 by the middle of next year and only a 3% chance of parity in the same timeframe. that is your chart. i don't have time to explain it. we are 19 minutes into the trading day. let's go over to abigail doolittle. she will be able to explain that part -- truck. abigail. as for trading action he

we will look at who is being groomed to succeed lloyd blankfein.. ♪ david: this is bloomberg daybreak. raking the numbers out of the government. 0.4%ve production numbers, , the estimate was points 3% -- was 0.3%. breaking numbers out of government. last month's numbers were revised up. just a little bit disappointing after we had retail sales earlier. a little less than the forecast. jonathan: thank you very much. industrial production and industrial production and retail sales but the crude market, all about supply. wti down about 1.5%. a big focus as the market shifts to u.s. crude stockpiles. joining us now is bill barrett. great to have you with us. talk to me about the stockpiles. everybody is focused on the middle east. the united states, supply seems to be going nowhere fast. bill: thank you for having me on. today is the day where the focus shifts from the middle east and opec and what is going on today. come outad a report last night, a big report of 4.7 million barrels. ons is put the market back 52. looking for a lot of support but the

assembly related to the program at the hopkins lloyd community school where children heard from author sundee frazier - who read portions from her book "cleo edison oliver, playground millionaire." coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... the latest on potential criminal charges related to a tragic warehouse fire in oakland... plus - the brewers are getting a little younger... details on the grim work continues at the site of a last friday's deadly warehouse fire in oakland. most of the 36 victims have been identified and search crews don't expect to find any more, but firefighters must still examine portions of the building that have so far, proven too dangerous to search. edward lawrence has the latest from the scene. 3 ?ad lib? toss back 3 3 scene.latest from the lawrence has the search. edward dangerous to search. edward lawrence has the latest from the scene. fire crews resumed search and recovery efforts at the scene of friday night's fire at a dance party in an oakland, california warehouse. thirty- six bodies have been recovered so far. twenty-six of them, positively identified.

lloyd blankfein's face in that ad. >> and goldman sachs in particular. >> specifically goldman sachs and the fact if clinton had won because of sanders and warren, it would have been very hard for her to appoint any goldman people because they would have gone crazy. here we have two and possibly working on three. >> and then, of course, the lovely irony of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who were campaigning so hard against all of trump's on the campaign trail and now they're upset he's breaking those promises. >> because everything feels like a bait and switch. when you run the ad that this very steve bannon inflected idea that it's the globalist plutocrats that are robbing the working class then you put mnuchin in as the head of treasury. >> he is the former president of one west bank, the chairman, sorry of one west bank, he oversaw a whole bunch of foreclosures, there's wilbur ross who just got appointed as commerce secretary who is like even richer than both of them combined who is a corporate raider. they make money by firing people, not by hiring people. this is the classi

lloyd? lloyd? john lloyd: huh?rtain we have assassinated the president and secretary seward. mind your damn horse, davey. let's go. tom hanks: meanwhile at the petersen boarding house, corporal james tanner, who has lost both legs at the second battle of bull run and is just 10 days past his 21st birthday, is about to take the first eyewitness testimony in the assassination of abraham lincoln. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. ezra abbott: pulse 48, rising. dr. king: respiration 21. dr. barnes: ecchymosis is setting in. edwin stanton: who are you? corporal james tanner: uh, corporal james tanner, sir. uh, you're in need of a phonologist? edwin stanton: what? corporal james tanner: shorthand, sir. edwin stanton: yes, come here. mr. hill will be asking questions of the witnesses before chief justice cartter. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. tom hanks: the assassination of abraham lincoln is witnessed by more than 1,500 people, yet no two accounts match. lieutenant crawford: a.m.s. crawford. henry hawk: uh, william henry

s job when lloyd stepped down.atment of lymphoma and there was some question about whether he'd be able to return to the job. and gary really stepped into lloyd's shoes there and saw a lot of clients, did a lot of the public speaking. and so there was a question of whether lloyd would step down after his treatment was done and maybe gary would get his chance. and since -- lloyd hasn't basically. and lloyd seems to be back in good health and back enjoying the job, and so that, i think, was a signal to gary that hey, lloyd's going to be here for a while and maybe i need to look elsewhere if i want a top job. julie: so what does this then mean for the leadership over at goldman with cohn -- we haven't confirmed, obviously, but presuming he's not going to be there any longer? >> i mean, this is big news at goldman. i mean, gary was the heir apparent and has been the heir apparent for the last 10 years. it's clear though that lloyd wasn't going anywhere, and he was happy being back in the job . goldman's stock has had a

the frank lloyd wright trail is on the list. >> wisconsin has the greatest concentration of frank lloyd wright buildings in the world, 41 # of them. this trail is attract the intesh >> the route starts at i-94 along the illinois, wisconsin line. those homes are gorgeous. >> yes, i have taken that drive. it is beautiful. fantastic. >> very nice. except now it is cold. >> yes, just a little bit. sally? >> after the snow on sunday and the colder air that is settling in today and tonight, enjoy the 30s. colder air tonight and around through friday. 7:00 patchy fog. some low clouds around for us. upper 30s throughout the morning. this afternoon a cold front, it may spring a few flurries. matt? >> sally, we are in good shape. there was a closure on 94 between 84th and moreland. that is picked up. you can see things are looking good. you might hit, slick area, most don't be surprised, just take it slower. no delays out there. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> developing, security is tiekt at a train station across the los angeles area. >> after someone c

lloyd is seen carrying a glass of wine. there are developments in the story in california where there are many more questions than answers. monica malpass is tracking this trail and is at the "action news" big board. >> why would somebody abduct a mother from an average income family, not make ransom demands and beat her. this stunned and horrified the nation. sherry's husband spoke for the first time today about the savage treatment his wife suffered at the hands of two female captors. >> her left hand was in the vehicle chained to something. >> reporter: when he saw her in the hospital the first time, he was speechless. the officers warned me to brace myself, her face covered in bruises, ranging from yellow to black because of repeated beatin beatings. the bridge of her nose broken, her body covered in burns. >> we do not know if she was a specific target or random. >> reporter: she had been out jogging four weeks ago near her home when she was grabbed. she was tortured and dumped out of a truck 150 miles from home on tha

designed for sitting around drinking coffee you're drinking beer so they had a coffeehouse called lloyd's coffeehouse. so dice games and coffee houses. >> public spaces how do we get to public spaces. >> the tavern is the beginning of this. the world is now filled with just countless -- look around you and think how many spaces are engineered specifically for you to have fun in some fashion from movie theaters to par as, bars and coffee houses and shopping malls. it's filled with these things most of which didn't exist 300 years ago but alone a thousand. and there was a space that wasn't work or home just a space you coul could code of a semi private, semi-public and that alone is nice but bars and taverns have played a momentous role in the history of politics so you cannot tell the history of the revolution without politics. they were kind of the key information in the anti-english sentiment in the period. it's possible he had bars and taverns not been invented that it would have required a different set of meeting places for it to have been. >> what do we do with the information that y

we now know one of these men is duncan lloyd, assistant city solicitor. one of the two men in the video spray painted anti-trump graffiti on the fresh market in chestnut hill last friday. while police have not made any arrests, mayor kenney says the behavior unsuitable for any citizen. >> it was a dumb thing to do. and not the type of activity we expect for which -- and not the type of activity we expect from our citizens. this continuation of this election fall-out that's ugly. >> the city law department released this statement. to my knowledge, mr. lloyd has already contacted the philadelphia police, and is cooperating with him. we will decide on force of action once we obtain more information about the investigation. we do not condone this type of behavior from our employees. >> and demonstrators take to the streets of philadelphia to protest dakota access pipeline. chopper three over the group, as they rallied at thomas payne plaza before marching through center city this morning. organizers say the protests highlights what they call injustices agains

lloyd has been/a two week leave without pay and must complete 40 hours of community services. >>> in delaware, wilmington, honors another fallen hero, fire fighters gathered for the funeral of air dit hope. she was promote after battling severe burns for two months. cleve bryan has the story from the chase center. senior wilmington fire fighter ardythe hope was laid to rest during a funeral at the chase center saturday afternoon. third to die from the september row home fire that also claimed leaves of christopher leach and jerry fickes as well as severely injuring brad speakman. >> september 24th my world was rock. two down, seven fire fighters rushed to area hospitals. a significant turning point for not only me but entire wilmington fire department and city as a hole. >> reporter: an tone gi promoted ardythe hope, making her the first african-american female officer. the deaths are as a result of the floor collapse during the fire. beat trust fana right reese of wilmington was charged for setting the deadly blaze. among those offering condolence to all victims families is vice-pre

a psychiatrist named doctor lloyd.e driver of the car that hit trooper williams car on oncoming traffic after passing through the median, ending both of their lives. trooper williams was searching for an erratic vehicle that have been phoned in. we wanted to find out more about the doctor. we've heard of them a lot about trooper williams, the life and who he was. i started digging. i knew he knew he was a 61-year-old philadelphia resident and his psychiatrist practicing in elmer, new jersey. when i found out was that he had no social media presence, no family to talk to, no family even speaking out on his behalf. that's on his behalf. that's because i found out that he does not have any family left. i met his best friend who he considered family in new jersey today and her name is kristi, they've known each other since they were four years old. >> i'd known him all my life and all he ever wanted to be from ten years old was a psychiatrist. >> she said that he must've been drunk or on drugs or suicidal and she was upset

the city solicitor's office identified the man assistant city solicitor duncan lloyd.hoppers cannot believe what happened. >> i was not a trump supporter, but i think to vandalize the store was a very inn appropriate reaction to the election. >> i think that we all need to just get a grip, and, um, voice our frustrations in a creative way. >> the city's law department released a statement saying that lloyd is cooperating with police and that the city will not take any action until the investigation is complete. philadelphia police say no charges are arrests are pending as of now. >>> 80-year-old man is alive thanks to the quick actions of two new jersey state troopers. joseph sheridan collapsed in the parking garage at the atlantic city international airport after arriving from florida last friday. he was unconscious. he wasn't breathing. one of the troopers performed cpr and the other use an aed to revive sheridan before paramedics then rushed him to a nearby hospital. well today his family stopped by the airport barracks to say thank you for saving his life. >> it wa

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duncan lloyd an assistant city solicitors will not face any charges and will keep his job. two men in this video. lloyd spray painted a derogatory at the same time about donald trump on the side of a supermarket. the other watches and takes a picture. city officials tells "philadelphia inquirer" police have not submit add warrant for charges thus no charges filed in the case. lloyd on a two-week leave without pay and has been ordered to do community service. >>> this weekend campaign manager president-elect trump returned to south jersey roots for a christmas parade. she didn't receive a warm welcome from everyone but that didn't stop her from getting into the christmas spirit. >> i want to wish each and every one of you a happy, healthy, merry christmas. >>> kellyanne conway was grand marshal for christmas parade last night. hundreds lined the parade route. protesters also in the crowd but conway avoided any talk of politics. instead, asked people there to pray. >> for eight years i would ask you to pray for outgoing president and victoria. i would ask you to pray for our

kyle lloyd has won free tickets to the eagles homes games 13 times. here's how it works, every friday, or this week, it was tuesday. the eagles posts a location on twitter. the first person to show up there and high-five the mascot gets the tickets. >> i ran across the street. almost got hit by a car and high fived. my boss she knows when it's fan friday. and i'm going to clock out early for break. and then race to the location. i know i'm going to have some competition now. i already have competition. my sisters, my mother. >> yeah, they've never been there. lloyd, of course, will be in the stands tonight because, of course, he'll be using his free tickets. >> lloyd and everybody else is going to be at the eagles game, you better bundle up because it's going to be a chilly one. "first alert" meteorologist says it will be in the 30s by kickoff. >> if you're not going to be down there, you can, of course, watch from your couch. starts at 7:30 with game day kickoff. and watch games day final followed by "nbc10 news" at 11:00. >> bill? >> we're watching

lloyd is seen carrying a glass of wine. there are developments in the story in california where there are many more questions than answers. monica malpass is tracking this trail and is at the "action news" big board. >> why would somebody abduct a mother from an average income family, not make ransom demands and beat her. this stunned and horrified the nation. sherry's husband spoke for the first time today about the savage treatment his wife suffered at the hands of two female captors. >> her left hand was in the vehicle chained to something. >> reporter: when he saw her in the hospital the first time, he was speechless. the officers warned me to brace myself, her face covered in bruises, ranging from yellow to black because of repeated beatin beatings. the bridge of her nose broken, her body covered in burns. >> we do not know if she was a specific target or random. >> reporter: she had been out jogging four weeks ago near her home when she was grabbed. she was tortured and dumped out of a truck 150 miles from home on tha

has been more than a year since hernandez was convicted in bristol county for the murder of oweden lloyd. his new trial will be in boston. this one for a drive-by that will happen while he is still a member of the new england patriots. while aaron hernandez sits in a super max serving one life sentence, his new legal team is hard at work trying to keep two more life sentences from being tacked on. automatic if the former patriot is found guilty of a july 2012 shooting in boston that killed 29-year-old daniel abraeu and safiro furtado. following the case for fox25. >> the jury will not know if aaron hernandez was convicted of first-degree murder and a sure jurors don't know that and are exposed to that. >> reporter: jose baez and the attorneys working with him are not leaving anything to chance. they want to see every shred of evidence and names and credentials of anyone who handled it. any dna or fingerprints associated with the suspected murder weapon, a .38 special found in the trunk of the car belonging to a connecticut woman that hernandez was acquainted with. >> looks like a general

lloyd has already contact the philadelphia police and is cooperating with them. we will decide on a course of action once we obtain more information about the investigation. we do not conn down this type of behavior from our employees. >>> president-elect donald trump calling his thank you tour in cincinnati, ohio today. ahead of the event mr. trump will head to indiana to celebrate a deal he helped make keeping a thousand jobs from moving to mexico. yesterday the president-elect announced he would separate himself from his global business interests while in office. >>> california congress woman nancy pelosi, won enough votes to keep her position democrats rothed 134-63 to retain pelosi as minority leader. she fought off a challenge from ohio congressman tim ryan who said democrats need to focus more on jobs and the economy. >>> the first presidential election recount is set to begin in wisconsin today where donald trump defeated hillary clinton by less than a percentage point. green party candidate jill stein asked for a recount in wisconsin, michigan and here i

they are buying delta lloyds. the agreement is -- delta lloyd have agreed on this as a transaction. you have the dutch insurance and investment company, nn, for a broad church, the description of nn. deltaave agreed to buy lloyd. a return on equity, by 10%. they would be delighted with the return on investment of 10% for 2018 onwards. double digits in terms of dps from 2000 and 18 onwards. another deal, another date. about us get to asian markets. any christmas cheer for me, juliette? only if you are holding stocks in new zealand. santa has not found asia just yet. we have had a bleak day. the regional index excluding japan, which is closed. being hit quite hard today. we are seeing volumes very light ahead of the long weekend, with many markets closed on monday and tuesday after christmas. australia yesterday hit a 2016 high. today, we saw that weakness in the iron ore price heat a lot of the minor players. it was a shortened trading day in australia and new zealand. hong kong extending this slump into correction territory and seeing these property players under pressure and concer

lloyd has already contacted the philadelphia police and is cooperating with them. we will decide on a course of action once we obtain more information, about the investigation. we do not conn down this type of behavior, from our employees. >>> time is 5:36. in business news this morning why you could be paying more at the pump very soon. >> um-hmm, and details on a new discovery by nestle, money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, joe and rahel. investors are keeping an eye on oil prices and tomorrow's big jobs report. yesterday dow jones rose one point, nasdaq was down 56 points. opec reached a deal to cut oil production wye 1.2 million barrels a day, oil supply led to lower prices. thinks first time in 15 years that the oil cartel and non-member russia acted together. non-opec members are also expected to cut back. oil prices shut up by 8 percent, that could mean drivers will be paying more at the gas pump. >>> cyber security firm reports more than a million google accounts have been breach

. >> reporter: that's what they did, including kyle lloyd, who for consecutive weeks has won his ticketsn twitter. >> this is number 13 right here. >> are you sure it's not 15? >> i'm not sure to be honest with you. >> reporter: he takes advantage of fan fridays, a contest where the eagles announce the location and lloyd gets their first. >> i got to keep the tradition going. i got family, friends. i just want everybody to have the experience. >> reporter: you just got to make sure you win next friday, right? >> that is correct. >> reporter: and the pressure is on him. so the eagles play spoiler, the giants of course can still get in if one of three teams loses. but you can't tell the eagle fans that. take a look here behind me. right up there plastered on the jumbotron, cowboys-eagles, new year's day. that is the ultimate spoiler right there, and some momentum of course for the eagles heading into next season. for now live at lincoln financial field. keith jones. >> sweet victory. >>> up next, a world war ii vet was trying to go to the store in delaware county, but he ended up in alabam

>>reporter: on wednesday the chair of the philadelphia republican party called for lloyd's firing. the statement that reads, "the taxpayers should be entrusting >> his job is to up hold the law. he is breaking the law. he is held to a higher standard. >> absolutely. it is embarrassing. it is immature. >> i need to talk to his immediate supervisor first, find out what is being planned and go from there. >>reporter: the mayor went on to say this type of behavior won't be tolerated and the suspects will face consequences. >>> more news today. kanye west has been released from ucla medical yesterday. he had been under observation for more than a week. the day before the rapper was admitted to the hospital he cancelled the remaining dates of his concert tour. >>> former astronaut buzz aldron has been evacuated from the north pole. his health deteriorated while touring the area. he is awaiting transport to new zealand for care. he was the second person ever to walk on the moon. come camera. how police were able to save a man trapped and in trouble. >>> and a man speeding while streaming.

sian lloyd, bbc news, newport crown court.ave named their prime suspect in the berlin lorry attack. he's a tunisian national, anis amri, and he's 23. a royal marine serving a life sentence for the murder of an injured afghan fighter, has been refused bail, while awaiting an appeal. a multi—millionaire property developer has been jailed for a minimum of 25 years, for murdering his escort girlfriend. at 11:30 we'll have a full look at tomorrow's papers, but first let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the telegraph leads on events in berlin. the paper says the prime suspect for the massacre was under covert surveillance for months as a possible terrorist, but police let him slip through their grasp earlier this month. anis amri stares from the front of the metro. he's now said to be the most wanted man in europe. the times says the authorities suspected amri of "preparing a serious crime endangering national safety" but red tape prevented his deportation. the i says the german authorities are under pressure after a

sian lloyd reports.led by the man who called himself her sugar daddy. the 25—year—old had met property millionaire peter morgan while working as an escort. the married 54—year—old had become infatuated with her. but the court heard he killed her in a carefully planned attack out of cold anger on finding out that she planned to blackmail him. in a statement read on her behalf, georgina symonds's mother, deborah, said their family was broken. the death of my daughter, georgina symonds, has been a devastating tragedy for the whole of our family. her beautiful daughter has been left without a mum. georgina has left a hole in our lives that will never be repaired. during their relationship, the father of two had paid georgina symonds up to £10,000 a month, taken her on helicopter flights and bought expensive gifts. she moved into a bungalow in the grounds of a ruined mansion that he owned, but she didn't know that he'd installed a listening device disguised as a plug adapter. the multimillionaire overheard a

the fear was because lloyd blankfein has left as ceo, no one could move up. three vice-chairman -- chairmanr retire. there are a number of positions people can move up to. julie: who is the next generation? potentialbe the contenders for his position? erik: lloyd doesn't seem to be going anywhere, but this could precipitate a bigger shakeup of the gold that shakeup of goldman sachs paid it could give the board recent to consider who will be the next ceo. it's going to precipitate those kinds of conversations in the boardroom. to answer your question about who might move into the there is a long list of potential names. 35 on the management committee. let's say only four are probably real contenders because of their age, their rage -- their range of experience, the amount of respect they command. and david solomon is the cohead of investment banking. david solomon is not a gold man lifer. david solomon's younger, he came and his dna is actually drexel. if he came to goleman sacks as a partner in 1999, there is a current cfo, who has been termed as gary junior.

lloyd for comment. we have not yet heard back.hiladelphia police say there are no charges at this time. at city hall, dave kinchen, fox 29 news. >>> after a mysterious stay rapper kanye west is out of the hospital. but his medical care isn't over yet. will it be happening in his home? >> how does shopping tabu teak sound where everything is free? it's possible in one spot in center city but it's for a higher purpose here. >> the women come in here all the time they leave with smiles op their face. >> fantastic. this special day this special store is helping women prepare for. >>> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. get ready for delays again tomorrow on the regional rails. mainly weather related. more importantly make sure you get your strike credit tomorrow is december 1st. so that the day you buy your december monthly pass. you need to turn in your november monthly pass and for the unused days, you'll get the strike credit. i have all the details posted on my facebook and twitter pages. the

as for lloyd's of london, we do of the banking company trading higher on the news that lloyd's of london has agreed to by b of a's credit business. firsts the company's major deal after being rescued by british taxpayers. facebook shares are mostly lower after the company did receive an antitrust complaint from the eu. the eu is saying facebook may have provided incorrect and misleading information around its whatsapp takeover bid. up the year,p 14% at one point, they were up 30%. that news and facebook more recently. , with mountingp uncertainty about when and how theresa may will trigger the uk's exit process, strategist have different views for the euro in 2017. we hear from one expert, that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ from new york, this is "bloomberg daybreak." of 30 on the dow, yesterday's close, we were about 130 points away from that milestone. in the fx market, the dollar index the reclaims a 14 year high, the dollar-yen the gets back to a 118 handle. the euro the gets down to 103. higher by three basis points at 257 on the u.s. tenured. its first agenda got minister, addressin

cluster or a grouping of different building units home,er to make one large studio and school for frank lloyd wright's and his apprentices. we are on 494 acres here in the desert. and it is a complex of living quarters, working space where he has his drafting studio, the guggenheim museum in new york ony was conceived and worked here and it is a place where wright and his band of apprentices could live, work and play. this room is his garden room, where his living room. this is a space where he and his wife would retreat during the week, have some peace and quiet. intimate,at was very it was his private quarters. came andht first started constructing, he wanted to take advantage of the light in the designated so the main withings were constructed these themes -- beams, and foras panels were put into davis faces during the day -- day lit spaces during the day. he did not need generators. and they connected to the environment and the landscape. connecting the buildings and creating wonderful things. wright was inspired by japanese art and architecture. something he borrowed from japanese archit